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The Limits of Intelligence Reform
Helen Fessenden
November/December 2005
Summary: The shock of September 11 focused long-overdue attention on the failings of the U.S. intelligence system. But less than a year after the passage of a landmark intelligence reform bill, the prospects for real change are increasingly remote. Bureaucratic self-protection and insider squabbling have thwarted sound policy yet again, and the consequences for national security could be dire.
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Red Dawn
Helen Fessenden
January/February 2002
Summary: In 1990, East Germany's ex-communists appeared to be in the political dustbin. Today, they are serious rivals of Germany's mainstream parties in the country's eastern states. The surprising rise of the Party of Democratic Socialism is a story of how a controversial political force took its own path toward normalization.
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Dark Continent: Europe's Twentieth Century.

Mark Mazower.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1999.

September/October 1999

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