Media
Knowledge is Power

Volume 23, Issue 1
Media
Features
Truth on the Battlefield
Between News and the National Interest
by Dan Rather

The Uncertainty of Digital Politics
Democracy's Uneasy Relationship with Information Technology
by Benjamin Barber

Free Media in Unfree Societies
Eastern Europe in Transition
by Thomas Dine

The Digital Revolution and the New Reformation
Doctrine and Gender in Islam
by Ali Mazrui and Alamin Mazrui

Fit to Print?
Comparing Standards of News
by Stephen Ellis

Exuberant Reporting
Media and Misinformation in the Markets
by Robert Shiller

Global Notebook
A Forgotten Enemy
The Threat of Smallpox
by Sean Creehan

Right Tilt
India and the BJP
by Nathaniel Myers

Trading China
PNTR and Democracy
by Saurabh Sanghvi

Reluctant Entrant
Poland and the EU
by Natalia Truszkowska

Island of Intolerance?
The Fijian Debacle
by Andrew Robertson

Standing By
ASEAN in Crisis
by Yu Ping Chan

Perspectives
Yugoslavia in Retrospect
Lessons from the War
by Janez Drnovsek

The Clumsy Cartel
OPEC's Uncertain Future
by M. A. Adelman

The New Face of Mexico
Vicente Fox's Mexican Revolution
by Mary Jordan and Kevin Sullivan

World in Review
From Playstation to Detonation
The Potential Threat of Dual-Use Technology
by Richard Re

The People's War?
The Resurgence of Maoism in Nepal
by Peter Santina

Asia's Informal Diplomacy
Track Two Discussion and Regionalism
by Kim Beng Phar

Interviews
Cambodian Inroads
Reflections on Diplomacy in Southeast Asia
by Kenneth Quinn

Review Essays
Saddam Defiant
Perpetuating the Iraqi Threat
by Paul Hatt

What Lies Beneath
Assessing the Impact of France's Nuclear Tests
by Sandra Radu

Endpaper
Confronting Biological Terrorism
Global Epidemiological Monitoring
by Jessica Stern