BardPolitik, Volume 3

BardPolitik
The Bard Journal of Global Affairs
Volume 3, Spring 2003

Highlights of the Issue
Articles and interviews with:
Jeri Laber, Bob Bernstein, Joseph Chang, Yuri Khashchevatsky, Ron Asmus, and more

Table of Contents
Click on the article titles to download PDFs of each.

Section	Contents
Editor’s Notebook	The Question of Regime Change by Angela Edman From International Inaction to Overt Coercion by Teodor Stan
Regime Change	War in Iraq: The Best Thing Since Vietnam by Salim Morsy Lessons from Afghanistan by Joe Lovoi From the Iron Curtain to the Persian Gulf: Human Rights and Regime Change An Interview with one of the first executive directors of Helsinki Watch, Jeri Laber by Angela Edman
Regional Stability	Where Are We on Human Rights in China? An Interview with the Co-chair of Human Rights in China and Founding Chair of Human Rights Watch Robert L. Bernstein by Teodor Stan Red China: America's New Rival? An Interview with Joseph Chang by Mike Chang Colombia: Journalism, Unionists and the Complex Relationships that Govern the Country by Liz Pellegrin The End of Openness: Does Russia Have Something to Hide? by Jessica Ochletree "An Ordinary President?" An Interview with Documentary Filmmaker Yuri Khashchevatsky by Olga Kozak
International Regimes	Four Myths about the World Trading System by Jamie Miller NATO's New ID An Interview with Ron Asmus by Jacob Mitchell Restraints on Violence and Reconstruction of International Order Since 1945 by Daniel Moran Who Will Protect the Humanitarian Workers? by Lilias Bonechi
Health and Education	Education, the AIDS Crisis and International Cooperation by Alexadra Draxler The Ecological Footprints of War by Allyson Migani Wall Migration and AIDS In a Permeable World by Renata Rutman
Books	What's Good for the Goose Is Good for the Gander Reviewed by Meghan Sile Towers A Bed for the Night, by David Rieff Reviewed by Andy Ryder Revolution at the Gates, by Slavoj Zizek Reviewed by Andy Ryder
Past Issues: Volume 2

Editors: Angela Edman and Teodor Stan

Layout Editor: Jamie Newman

Editorial Advisory Board: Johnathan Becker, James Chace, Jamie Miller

Special Thanks to Jonathan Becker, Jack Blum, Leon Botstein, James Chace, Stuart Stritzler-Levine, Jamie Miller and the Bard-St. Stephen's Alumni/ae Association

Contributors: Lilias Bonechi, Mike Chang, Alexandra Draxler, Angela Edman, Olga Kozak, Joe Lovoi, Jamie Miller, Jacob Mitchell, Daniel Moran, Salim Morsy, Jessica Ochletree, Liz Pellegrin, Renata Rutman, Andy Ryder, Teodor Stan, Meghan Towers, Allyson Migani Wall.

The editors of BardPolitik The Bard Journal on Global Affairs, are grateful to the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs for sponsoring and supporting this journal.

Bard Globalization and International Affairs
c/o de Hirsch Residence
1395 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10128
Phone 212-348-0858