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CO-SPONSORS
Center for International Studies, Georgia Southern University;
Georgia Southwestern State University;
and Georgia Consortium, Inc.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| NIGERIA AFTER 15 YEARS OF MILITARY RULE: HARNESSING
THE COUNTRY'S COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE IN EDUCATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE NEW CENTURY. Philip C. Aka |
1 |
| PINOCHET IN THE HANDS OF THE LORDS: RESTORING THE MEMORY
TO CHILEAN DEMOCRACY Juan A. Allende |
15 |
| THE TRANSFORMATION OF CONFLICT THROUGH THE CREATION
OF A CULTURE OF PEACE IN NICARAGUA. Craig W. Auchter |
33 |
| AFTER VIOLENCE IN SIERRA LEONE: THE 5Rs: RECONCILIATION, RECUPERATION, RECTIFICATION, REAFFIRMATION,
AND RECONSTRUCTION Abdul Karim Bangura |
51 |
| MEASURABLE EFFECTS OF SOCIETAL MULTILINGUALISM
IN AFRICA. Abdul Karim Bangura |
59 |
| THE BODY IN THE BODY POLITIC: THE CASE OF LATIN AMERICA. John F. Bratzel |
65 |
| THE STATUS OF TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
IN COSTA RICA AT THE END OF THE 20th CENTURY David A. Foltz |
93 |
| WHOSE REFORM IS IT? EMERGING QUESTIONS ON THE
PURPOSE, DIRECTION, AND BENEFICIARIES OF LATIN AMERICAN
JUDICIAL REFORMS Linn Harnmergren |
103 |
| COMMITMENT TO INTERNATIONAL SERVICE LEARNING David Harmon and Laura L. Marasco |
127 |
| AMERICAN EFFORTS TO IMPROVE RELATIONS WITH THIRD
WORLD ADVERSARIES David T. Jervis |
151 |
| APPROACHES TO INFUSING THE THIRD WORLD INTO THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE Barbara Johnson |
197 |
| DOES OWNERSHIP MATTER?: PRIVATIZATION, ECONOMIC
GROWTH, AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING IN CENTRAL ASIA. Ail Kamali |
207 |
| IDEOLOGY AND CIVIL - MILITARY RELATIONS: A COMPARISON OF
INDIA, PAKISTAN(AND BURMA/MYANMAR) IN THE NINETIES. Sabita Manian |
227 |
| GENDER AND SOCIO-STRUCTURAL CONFIGURATION IN HIGHER
EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION: THE KENYAN EXPERIENCE Irungu Munene |
251 |
| GENDER, URBAN SPACE, AND RELATED PROBLEMS: DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON GIRLS IN KENYA'S HOUSING Anne Nangulu-Ayuku |
289 |
| PROTECTION OF CIVILIANS IN ARMED CONFLICTS, WITH
PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO CHILDREN. Taysir Nashif |
303 |
| BASEBALL ACROSS THE BORDERS: THE. POPULAR CULTURE OF
FAME AND LEGEND-MAKING FOR LATIN AMERICAN PLAYERS Douglas A. Noverr |
311 |
| GLOBALIZATION OF FINANCIAL MARKETS AND THE ASIAN CRISIS:
SOME LESSONS FOR THE THIRD WORLD DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. Jong H. Park |
323 |
| CONSTRUCTING IDENTITY: NATIONALISM IN BELIZE Michael D. Phillips |
341 |
| NUCLEAR THREAT BY NORTH KOREA: ITS IMPLICATIONS
FOR THE EAST ASIAN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY Steve Y. Rhee |
363 |
| TOURISM, LABOR AND SOCIETY IN NGAMILAND Cathy Skidmore-Hess |
385 |
| FREEDOM FOR EAST TIMOR BY THE NEXT MILLENNIUM Daniel C. Turack |
395 |
| NO APPETITE FOR CONQUEST: INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND
FOOD IN LATIN AMERICA. Mary A. Watrous-Schlesinger |
423 |
| SOUTH AFRICA: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND NATION MAKING. William M. Welch. Jr. |
445 |