Congress’s popularity seems to depend less on public involvement in the political process than on the morality of the representatives.
Source: The Wilson Quarterly (Autumn2002) | Subjects: Articles & Links, Excerpts, Politics & Public Policy
Third World poverty may often be a contributing factor in terrorism, but it is neither a necessary nor a sufficient cause, argues Richard K. Betts, director of the Institute of War and Peace Studies at Columbia University […] “Economic development in an area where the political and religious impulses remain unresolved could serve to improve the resource base for terrorism rather than undercut it.”
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Source: The Wilson Quarterly (Summer2002) | Subjects: Articles & Links, Excerpts, Foreign Policy, International, Terrorism