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SUMMER 2004 EDITION COMING SOON!
"Adding to the historic nature of
the 2004 presidential election, Hispanics are now the
largest minority population in the United States. This election will be a test
of the
Hispanic community’s voting strength and whether it can capture a larger
percent of the
vote during the primaries and general election than in previous years."
- From the
forthcoming report by Adam J. Segal on the Hispanic vote in the 2004
Democratic
presidential primaries. Look for it and other articles in this summer's
edition.
Submissions
are still being accepted for the next issue.
FEBRUARY 2003 EDITION
Book Review
Beneath the Axis of
Evil: One Man’s Journey into the Horrors of War
by Neal Pollack with
introduction by Marcel Proust
By
Mark Hemingway
International Policy
Damage Control:
Transatlantic Controversy Over the International Criminal Court
By Henrike Paepcke
Italy’s Prime Minister
Silvio Burlusconi:
Is he a Rogue or a Rasputin?
By
Anthony Lorizio
An Allied Effort: International Participation In The
Joint Strike Fighter Program
By Elizabeth G. Book and Anthony King
Political Theory
The Moral Crisis of Capital Punishment
By Dave Sidhu
Politics
The Hispanic Priority A new report on the 2000 campaign by Adam J. Segal Visit JHU's Hispanic Voter Project website to download the report (click) Journal News Elizabeth G. Book, Editor-in-Chief Adam J. Segal, publisher/founder Archive October 2002 July 2002 March 2002 February 2002 The Johns Hopkins Journal of American Politics is a graduate student-run academic journal exploring the role of politics in government, communications, and economics. Please e-mail if you are interested in submitting or joining the staff. |
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