A Review of: “Things Might Go Right: Prospects for Peace and a Better Life in an Age of Globalization and Specialization”∗ : by W. Phillips Davison. New York: iUniverse, 2004. 332 pp. $23.95 paper: Political Communication: Vol 23, No 3

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"A Review of: “Things Might Go Right: Prospects for Peace and a Better Life in an Age of Globalization and Specialization”∗ ." , 23(3), pp. 363–364

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∗Adam P. Brinegar will receive his PhD from the Department of Political Science at Duke University in September, 2006

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∗Adam P. Brinegar will receive his PhD from the Department of Political Science at Duke University in September, 2006

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A Review of: “Things Might Go Right: Prospects for Peace and a Better Life in an Age of Globalization and Specialization”Footnote∗
∗Adam P. Brinegar will receive his PhD from the Department of Political Science at Duke University in September, 2006