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TABLE OF CONTENTS Defining the Undefinable: In Search of a Definition of Terrorism Jaella Brockmann 4 Bosnia’s Ottoman Legacy Can it Accommodate Lasting Peace? Leonardo Dinic 9 Poland and the United States: Populism’s New Targets Catherine Spangenberg 17 Financial and Political Implications of Moral Hazard During the Great Recession and for Future Markets Georgina Tzanetos 26 Why Do Third-Party Mediated Cease-Fire Agreements Fail? Syrian Cases 2011-2016 Kazumichi Uchida 41 How to Understand the Sino-U.S. Rapprochement: A Study on the American Perceptions of China from 1949-1972 Kaibo Wang 48 <strong>JPI</strong> Fall 2017, pg. 2
EDITORIAL BOARD ALINA ZHENG Editor in Chief NICOLLE GALTELAND Deputy Editor in Chief ANDREW BILLINGSLEY Managing Editor MINA KWON Managing Editor JOY MCKINLEY Managing Editor CATHERINE SPANGENBERG Managing Editor CAMILLE SURUJBHAN Managing Editor GEORGINA TZANETOS Managing Editor ANDREW KEOUGH Editor ANGELA GOULOVITCH Editor CATY CHEREPAKHOV Editor DANIEL KURZYNA Editor FRIDA HENKOW Editor JASMINE MANN Editor LAURA SALTER Editor LEONARDO DINIC Editor PHILIP YIANNOPULOS Editor SUHEYLA CAVDAR Editor ZHENG HE FREDERICK Editor <strong>JPI</strong> Fall 2017, pg. 3
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