"transnational phenomena"

Key Phrases: East Asia, North Korea, South Korea, Hong Kong, United States, Middle East, undocumented labour migrants, security praxis, unregulated population movements, transnational security issues, transnational criminal organisations, organised criminal groups (see more)

Key Phrases: East Asia, North Korea, South Korea, Hong Kong, United States, Middle East, Cosa Nostra, Golden Triangle, United Nations, Khmer Rouge, South China Sea, North America, World Bank, Prime Minister, East Timorese, Kuala Lumpur, Latin America, Kim Jong-il, Mekong River, Soviet Union, President Suharto, Second World War, United Kingdom, Year Figure, European Union, undocumented labour migrants, security praxis, unregulated population movements, transnational security issues, transnational criminal organisations, organised criminal groups, unregulated movement, deteriorating physical environment, transnational criminal groups, transnational crime, worsening pollution, transnational agenda, transnational phenomena, transnational threats, interstate tensions, internally displaced people, organised crime, mass population movements, extended security, maritime disputes, environmental refugees, transnational challenge, illegal migrants, triad members, transnational issues (see less)

Key Phrases: Eastern Europe, Polity Press, East Asian, Glick Schiller, Third Way, Clarendon Press, transnationalism research, cognitive justice, livelihood research, livelihood studies, livelihood approach, livelihood perspective (see more)

Key Phrases: Eastern Europe, Polity Press, East Asian, Glick Schiller, Third Way, Clarendon Press, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, New Yurk, Esping Andersen, West African, African Studies Centre, Gerhard Anders, Hornemann Moller, Northern Rhodesia, Senora Pilar, Stockholm Initiative, The Hague, Van Ginneken, University of California Press, transnationalism research, cognitive justice, livelihood research, livelihood studies, livelihood approach, livelihood perspective, transnational phenomena, transnational class, globalization theory (see less)

Key Phrases: World Bank, Paris Club, Niger Delta, Sierra Leone, Chad Basin, United States, transboundary formations, international debt regime, supralocal rule, transboundary forces, underlying structural dilemma, vertical networking (see more)

Key Phrases: World Bank, Paris Club, Niger Delta, Sierra Leone, Chad Basin, United States, United Nations, Cold War, South Africa, Amnesty International, Central African Republic, Third World, Catholic Church, Daily Nation, Human Rights Watch, North America, Consultative Group, Executive Outcomes, Multilateral Debt Fund, International Monetary Fund, Ken Saro-Wiwa, Robert Latham, National Patriotic Reconstruction Assembly Government, President Moi, Republic of Liberia, transboundary formations, international debt regime, supralocal rule, transboundary forces, underlying structural dilemma, vertical networking, translocal networks, territorial trap, constitutional reform process, debt initiative, horizontal networking, oil multinationals, shadow networks, representational claims, emergent figures, multilateral debt, situational power, economic reform efforts, oil communities, debtor governments, transnational phenomena, creditor countries, vertical networks, state regulatory authority (see less)

Key Phrases: Cold War, United States, Japan Sea, New York, South Korea, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, subnational parts, upgrading technical levels, endogenous development theory, chosa kiho, international exchange activities, coastal prefectures (see more)

Key Phrases: Cold War, United States, Japan Sea, New York, South Korea, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Third World, Hong Kong, Security Council, United Nations, Russian Far East, Soviet Union, Asahi Shimbun, North Korea, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Regional Forum, European Union, Lynne Rienner, Columbia University Press, Kokusai Mondai, Thanat Khoman, Bangkok Post, Beijing Weekly, Republic of China, Cambridge University Press, subnational parts, upgrading technical levels, endogenous development theory, chosa kiho, international exchange activities, coastal prefectures, national collective identity, legitimating principles, economic regionalization, legitimate social order, subnational actors (see less)