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Kenneth Anderson (American University)
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Anatol Lieven (King’s College, London)
Jon Western (Mount Holyoke College)

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OCTOBER 2011

VOLUME 3 | ISSUE 10

COLUMNS

DISCONTINUITIES | Scott Smith
HUMAN FLESH SEARCH ENGINES
How China's move from market to maker will shake up the global technology balance

THE QUIET AMERICAN | Jon Western
AFTER LIBYA AND SYRIA: CAN R2P SURVIVE?
Whether or not it has a future is almost certainly dependent on whether or not the current decline in war continues.

XENOPHILE | Stephen Saideman
TEN YEARS AFTER 911: BIG AND SMALL LESSONS
Is the US is better off than it was ten years ago? The answer is clearly no.

THE AGENDA

SUBCONTINENTAL | Eric Randolph
The Love Commandos, Delhi's Bribery Battle, Vulture Extinction, Why Terrorist Attacks Can Be So Pathetic

EMISSIONS | Mari Luomi
The City Dark, The Arab Awakening and the Environment

REVIEWS

BOOKS | H-Net
The Emergence of the Hardware and Software Industries in China and India

BOOKS | H-Net
The Archaeology of Politics and Power: Where, When, and Why the First States Formed

BOOKS | H-Net
Britain, Ireland, and the Second World War

BOOKS | H-Net
Identifying Citizens: ID Cards as Surveillance


CITATION GUIDE
Current Intelligence publishes online tables of contents on a quarterly basis (Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall issues). Online tables of contents for Volumes 2 and 3 of Current Intelligence (March 2010 to December 2011) were published on a monthly basis. Access to the archive of past issues is provided free of charge here.

The following citation format is recommended:

Charli Carpenter, "Force Protection, Civilian Protection, or Both?" Current Intelligence 2:1 (March 2010). URL: http://www.currentintelligence.net/agenda/2010/3/18/force-protection-civilian-protection-or-both.html, Accessed 22 September 2014.

* All content published prior to March 1st 2010 should be treated as Volume 1, Issue 1, and dated per the publication date of the article cited.