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Global Issues in Context Global Issues in Context * 10% or more of the articles from this publication may not contain full text because the publisher is not the rights holder Updated November 1, 2015 Journal Name ISSN Index Start Index End Full-text Full-text End Image Start Image End Format Refereed/Peer- Embargo Publisher Name Publisher Country Publication Primary Subject Start Reviewed (Days) 2006 Lebanon Campaign and the Future of Warfare: Implications for Army and Defense Policy 9/2008 9/2008 9/2008 Report Strategic Studies Institute United States Government 7 Days (Dubai, United Arab Emirates) 12/2006 12/2006 Newspaper SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest A Case Study in Security Sector Reform 11/2009 11/2009 11/2009 Report Strategic Studies Institute United States Government A Contemporary Challenge to State Sovereignty 12/2007 12/2007 12/2007 Report Strategic Studies Institute United States Government Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Acta Agronomica 0120-2812 6/2006 6/2006 6/2006 Magazine/Journal Sede Palmira Colombia Agricultural industry Adolescence 0001-8449 3/1993 12/2009 3/1993 12/2009 6/1994 12/2009 Magazine/Journal Y Libra Publishers, Inc. United States Psychology and mental health Adoption & Fostering 0308-5759 3/2006 3/2006 9/2012 3/2006 9/2012 Magazine/Journal Y Sage Publications, Inc. United States Family and marriage ADP News Austria 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Belgium 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Czech Republic 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News France 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Germany 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Hungary 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Italy 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Latin America 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Middle East & Africa 10/2008 1/2012 10/2008 1/2012 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States News, opinion and commentary ADP News Netherlands 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Nordic 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Poland 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Portugal 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Southeast Europe 9/2009 10/2009 9/2009 10/2009 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Spain 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Switzerland 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international ADP News Ukraine 8/2009 7/2011 8/2009 7/2011 Newswire SeeNews EOOD Bulgaria Business, international Affairs of State: The Interagency and National Security 12/2008 12/2008 12/2008 Monograph Strategic Studies Institute United States Government Afghanistan Today (Berlin, Germany) 7/2014 1/2015 7/2014 1/2015 Newspaper Asianet-Pakistan Pakistan General interest AFP News Footage (Videos) 12/2007 12/2007 Video Getty Images, Inc. United States General interest Africa 0001-9720 1/1995 8/2015 1/1995 8/2015 1/1998 5/2015 Magazine/Journal Y Edinburgh University Press United Kingdom History Africa Monitoring: South Africa 8/2006 1/2008 8/2006 1/2008 Newswire United Press International United States News, opinion and commentary Africa News Service 12/1998 12/1998 7/1999 Newswire COMTEX News Network, Inc. United States News, opinion and commentary GIGA German Institute of Global and Africa Spectrum 0002-0397 4/2012 4/2012 4/2012 Magazine/Journal Y Area Studies Germany Political science Africa Today 9/1991 4/1998 9/1991 4/1998 3/1994 7/1996 Magazine/Journal Y Africa Today Associates Regional focus/area studies Africa Today Magazine 0001-9887 6/1994 6/1994 6/1994 Magazine/Journal Y Indiana University Press United States Regional focus/area studies Africa Wire - Ghana 3/2006 1/2010 Newswire United Press International United States News, opinion and commentary Africa Wire - Nigeria 3/2006 1/2008 Newswire United Press International United States News, opinion and commentary Africa Wire - Sudan 3/2006 11/2008 Newswire United Press International United States News, opinion and commentary Africa Wire - Zambia 3/2006 1/2008 Newswire United Press International United States News, opinion and commentary Africagrowth Agenda 1811-5187 7/2007 10/2013 7/2007 10/2013 7/2007 10/2013 Magazine/Journal Africangrowth Institute South Africa Business, international Banking, finance and African Banker 1757-1413 5/2010 5/2010 Magazine/Journal SyndiGate Media Inc. United States accounting industries African Business 0141-3929 1/1994 1/1994 1/1994 Magazine/Journal IC Publications Ltd. United Kingdom Business, international African Finance Journal 1605-9786 1/2006 7/2013 1/2006 7/2013 1/2006 7/2013 Magazine/Journal Africangrowth Institute South Africa Business, international Medknow Publications and Media Pvt. African Journal of Business Ethics 1817-7417 1/2005 7/2013 1/2005 7/2013 Magazine/Journal Y Ltd. India Business, international African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development 1684-5358 3/2008 3/2008 3/2008 Magazine/Journal Y Rural Outreach Program Kenya Food/cooking/nutrition African Studies Quarterly 2152-2448 3/2003 3/2003 3/2003 Magazine/Journal Y Center for African Studies United States Social sciences After Iraq: The Search for a Sustainable National Security Strategy 1/2009 1/2009 1/2009 Report Strategic Studies Institute United States Government Age (Melbourne, Australia) 0312-6307 1/1991 1/1991 Newspaper Fairfax Media Publications Pty Limited Australia General interest Agence Maghreb Arabe Presse (MAP) 9/2009 9/2009 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States News, opinion and commentary Agency Tunis Afrique Press 9/2009 9/2009 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Global issues in Context 1/19 Journal Name ISSN Index Start Index End Full-text Full-text End Image Start Image End Format Refereed/Peer- Embargo Publisher Name Publisher Country Publication Primary Subject Start Reviewed (Days) FFC Information Solution Private Agriculture Today 8/2013 8/2013 8/2013 8/2013 Magazine/Journal Limited India Agricultural industry Agriculture Week 1938-1786 7/2008 7/2008 Newsletter NewsRX LLC United States Agricultural industry American Institute for Cancer AICR ScienceNow 3/2008 3/2008 9/2008 Newsletter Research United States Health AIDS Research and Therapy 1742-6405 12/2006 12/2006 Magazine/Journal Y BioMed Central Ltd. United Kingdom Health AIDS Weekly 1069-1456 1/1991 1/1991 Newsletter NewsRX LLC United States Health AKIpress News Agency 3/2008 6/2015 3/2008 6/2015 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States News, opinion and commentary Al Arabiya (Saudi Arabia) 1/2009 2/2010 1/2009 2/2010 Newspaper SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Al Bawaba/Euclid Infotech Monitoring (Arabic to English Service) 11/1999 9/2009 11/1999 9/2009 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Al Bayane (Al Dar Al Bayda', Morocco) 0851-0326 3/2012 3/2012 Newspaper SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Al Jazeera America 2/2014 2/2014 Newswire The Publisher Agents FZ LLC United Arab Emirates General interest Al-Ahram Weekly 7/2012 7/2012 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Al-Arab (London, United Kingdom) 0140-010X 8/2011 8/2011 Newspaper SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Albanian Press in Macedonia 3/2009 3/2009 5/2010 Newsletter Macedonian Information Centre Macedonia General interest Albawaba.com 1/2008 1/2008 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States Business, international Algeria Press Service 9/2009 9/2009 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States General interest Aljazeera.net 11/1999 2/2011 11/1999 2/2011 Newswire SyndiGate Media Inc. United States News, opinion and commentary Center for Foreign Policy and Peace All Azimuth: A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace 2146-7757 1/2012 1/2012 1/2012 Magazine/Journal Research Turkey International relations All Things Considered 1/1999 1/1999 Transcript National Public Radio, Inc. (NPR) United States General interest Alternatives Journal 1205-7398 1/1996 1/1996 1/1996 Magazine/Journal Y Alternatives, Inc. Canada Environmental issues Amanpour 9/2009 4/2010 9/2009 4/2010 Newswire CQ-Roll Call, Inc. 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