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THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE POLITICIZING OF U.S. CHINA POLICY, AS IT EVOLVED FROM THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN OF 1952. LEADERS AND THE PUBLIC WERE AMBIVALENT: THEY FELT STRONG RESENTMENT AND FEAR OF THE COMMUNISTS, AT THE SAME TIME REJECTED THE POSSIBILITY OF WAR. THE PROPOSED POLICIES OF EISENHOWER AND STEVENSON ARE ANALYZED.

O Esporte Clube Bahia tem se destacado no futebol brasileiro pelas campanhas promovidas pelo seu Núcleo de Ações Afirmativas. Porém, o clube chegou a isso após passar, em 2013, por uma intervenção judicial, que se seguiu com um processo de democratização que gerou maior participação da torcida nas suas instâncias deliberativas, assim como a implementação de mais ferramentas de transparência. Num momento de fragilidade dos ideais democráticos no Brasil, o objetivo do artigo é analisar a campanha #BahiaClubedoPovo, com camisas e propagandas sobre o respeito à pluralidade presente na torcida. Para isso, investiga-se os elementos que conformam a campanha a partir da utilização da Análise de Redes Sociais e da Análise de Conteúdo.

Will, Kevin, Rose, Quentin and Fiona have overcome supercomputer REX and escaped their island prison for the open sea. Instead of sailing to freedom, suddenly everything changes. Will wakes up on an enormous container ship without knowing how he got there. He explores blood-stained corridors and deserted cargo holds for his friends, and senses he is being watched. Then Will encounters something new in his life: adults. But these are adults beyond Will's darkest nightmares. Will and his four friends link up with a lone doctor who swears he is on their side, but is he? Who can Will trust and what is really going on? Will & Co. have to work it out fast and survive in the meantime. Because unknown to them all, there is something much worse aboard ship and it's about to emerge . . .

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Elements of the Cost of Crime -- Crime-Induced Production -- Opportunity Costs -- The Value of Risks to Life and Health -- Transfers -- Data and Methods -- Crime-Induced Production -- Opportunity Costs -- The Value of Risks to Life and Health -- Transfers -- Overlapping Alternatives -- Summary of Findings -- Crime-Induced Production -- Opportunity Costs -- The Value of Risks to Life and Health -- Transfers -- The Aggregate Cost of Crime -- Discussion -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References.

Preliminary Material -- Chapter 1. The Development of the Modern Law of the Sea -- Chapter 2. Law-Making Processes in the UN System: Some Impressions -- Chapter 3. Entry into Force of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 4. British Accession to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 5. The Current Status of the Conventions on the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 6. Rights of Passage and Marine Pollution -- Chapter 7. Straits Used for International Navigation -- Chapter 8. The Legal Regime of the Straits around Great Britain -- Chapter 9. The Legal Regime of the Channel/La Manche -- Chapter 10. The Icelandic Fisheries Cases -- Chapter 11. The Regulation of Fishing and Related Activities in Exclusive Economic Zones -- Chapter 12. Freedoms of the High Seas in the Modern Law of the Sea -- Chapter 13. The Enforcement of International Maritime Rules and Standards -- Chapter 14. Port State Powers in the Modern Law of the Sea -- Chapter 15. Prompt Release of Vessels under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 16. Efforts to Ensure Universal Participation in the Convention -- Chapter 17. Further Efforts to Ensure Universal Participation in the Convention -- Chapter 18. The Role of the International Lawyer in the Negotiation of Treaties -- Chapter 19. Mechanisms for Adjusting Part XI and the Implementation Agreement -- Chapter 20. Resolution and Agreement Relating to the Implementation of Part XI -- Chapter 21. The Straddling Stocks Agreement of 1995 -- Chapter 22. Maritime Boundaries and Limits: Some Basic Legal Principles -- Chapter 23. Developments in Maritime Boundary Law and Practice -- Chapter 24. Negotiating Maritime Boundary Agreements -- Chapter 25. Maritime Delimitation: Early British Practice -- Chapter 26. British Maritime Jurisdiction -- Chapter 27. Grisbadarna Revisited -- Chapter 28. Strategies for Dispute Resolution:Negotiating Joint Agreements -- Chapter 29. The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 30. The Early Practice of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 31. The Internal Judicial Practice of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 32. The Role of ITLOS as a Means of Dispute Settlement under UNCLOS -- Chapter 33. The Judicial Work of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 34. Scientific Evidence in Cases Concerning the Law of the Sea -- Chapter 35. Trust Funds in International Litigation -- Chapter 36. Article 283 of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea -- Index.

Introduction: going global--the Khat controversy -- Devil's cud or farmers' boon? -- Trading in the dollar leaf -- Consuming habits in the Red Sea Littoral -- Made in Meru: a market history -- Kenya: culture, controversy and cooperation -- On the Khat frontier: Uganda -- The ambivalent amphetamine -- Transnational debates -- The politics of Khat-control lobbying for identity and recognition -- Conclusion: mapping the future of Khat.