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Explores experiences, policies, & practices of Canadian police reform in postconflict or failed states. Canada is praised for its postconflict police assistance including the supply of provisional police as well as longer-term training & institutional development, however possibilities for greater Canadian involvement are advocated. Domestic & international challenges to a stronger role & suggestions for overcoming these challenges are presented. L. Collins Leigh

In "Critical Economy' and Social Institution: A Reply to Bieler and Morton" (2004), Werner Bonefeld accuses the authors of economic determinism because of their "Critical Economy" approach in their 2003 article, "Globalization, the State, and Class Struggle." The authors reiterate their definition of capitalist production that emphasizes the social constitution of capital & the notion of internalization. 9 References. M. Pflum

Some 65,000 Tamil refugees from conflict in Sri Lanka live in 133 camps in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. As peace talks generate hope for their repatriation, the work of a self-help group, the Organization for Eelam Refugees Rehabilitation (OfERR), shows how refugees can equip themselves with skills to be used to rebuild their homeland. Adapted from the source document.

A major revision of staff regulations for the nation's soldiers has been desired by some. An ad hoc commission chaired by the senior official of the state has just reported to the minister for the defense the precise outline of its mission. Is this proposal a major reform or a simple modernization? Adapted from the source document.

The aim of the paper is to present a statistical view to Lithuanian development tendencies and to highlight specific features of country's economic structure. Statistical approach grounded on theoretical elaborations of consistent patterns of transition countries' development should lead to concretization of state economic policy in field of defining of development directions. First Published Online: 14 Oct 2010

Nesadurai, Helen E. S.: Introduction Kahler, Miles: Economic security in an era of globalization : definition and provision Hewison, Kevin: Crafting Thailand's new social contract Wang Zhengyi: Conceptualizing economic security and governance : China confronts globalization Morrison, Charles E.: Track1/track2 symbiosis in Asia-Pacific regionalism Caballero-Anthony, Mely: Non-state regional governance mechanism for economic security : the case of the ASEAN Peoples' Assembly

At the beginning scholastic Jesuit theatre was considered to be a part of didactic teaching programme. During their performances students were trained to associate with spectators, develop their memory, articulation, review the knowledge of the Latin language, meditate upon religious, moral values. New academic years used to begin and end with students' performances, they supplemented various state and religious.

Исследованы проблемы государственно-административного и национально-территориального устройства современной России. Раскрыты проблемы экономического районирования, административно-территориального и национально-государственного устройства Восточной Сибири в 1920-е гг. ; The problems of governmental administrative and national territorial structure of modern Russia have been studied. The problems of economic zoning, administrative-territorial and national-state structure of Eastern Siberia in 1920s have been revealed.

The aim of the paper is to present a statistical view to Lithuanian development tendencies and to highlight specific features of country's economic structure. Statistical approach grounded on theoretical elaborations of consistent patterns of transition countries' development should lead to concretization of state economic policy in field of defining of development directions. First Published Online: 14 Oct 2010

The Bush administration should recognize that on North Korea, only limited support will be forthcoming from Beijing. The best Washington can expect is a China actively pressing the United States and North Korea to talk and willing to host or participate in further meetings. But this presumes that both Pyongyang and Washington are ready to sit down in the first place.

India's federal system has significantly influenced the way in which domestic political forces have reacted to the "multilateralization" (via World Trade Organization agreements) of key areas of policymaking, particularly agriculture. State-level politicians tend to view World Trade Organization-related matters through regional lenses. In the process, Indian federalism itself has been subjected to certain, sometimes contradictory, changes.

The necessity of formation of constitutional economics is considered in the twelfth chapter of the textbook. The model of constitutional order by F. Hayek is analyzed. The requirements to effective constitution are described. The law is viewed as the public capital. The concepts of defending and producing state are defined. The chapter also includes further readings, control tests and questions.

Investigates conflict in the workplace and states that mediation is beneficial to both employees and employers. Suggests that managers should cultivate team communication, and collaborative problem‐solving skills in employees who serve on problem‐solving teams. Summarizes that managers who serve as mediators can learn the root cause of conflicts in organizations, and aid employees to deal with the problems.

In colonial sources the designation and condemnation of certain indigenous acts of maritime violence as piracy are presented as self-evident. This confronts modern historiography with many problems of conceptualisation, interpretation and assessment. Discourse analysis may be an effective tool. Comparing divergent representations of piracy by Dutch administrators in colonial Indonesia shows how piracy was constructed in the confrontation of colonial and indigenous states.