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Elusive goal of global food security / Naylor, Rosamond L   Journal Article
Naylor, Rosamond L Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “What will it take to meet the global food needs of up to 10 billion people by midcentury in the midst of expanding civil conflicts, human displacement, extreme climate events, and other natural disasters?”
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Fear, loathing, and nuclear disarmament / Squassoni, Sharon   Journal Article
Squassoni, Sharon Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract A volatile US president has stirred up new angst over the nuclear peril. The UN treaty banning the bomb may not have much immediate effect, but it could be a first step toward a safer future.
Key Words Nuclear Disarmament  ;  Fear  ;  Loathing 
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How big data feeds big crime / Wall, David S   Journal Article
Wall, David S Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “Big data and big crimes are powered by cloud technologies and the Internet of Things...”
Key Words Big Data  ;  Big Crime 
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Right way to build resilience to climate change / Aldrich, Daniel P   Journal Article
Aldrich, Daniel P Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “Focusing solely on physical infrastructure runs the risk of overlooking another critical component of resilience: social infrastructure.” Fourth in a series on climate adaptation around the world.
Key Words Climate Change  ;  Build Resilience 
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Strained marriage of public debts and private contracts / Gelpern, Anna   Journal Article
Gelpern, Anna Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “[S]overeign debt is a complex political institution, which cannot be reduced to creditor coordination or any other contract problem.”
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United Nations and sovereignty in the age of Trump / Weiss, Thomas G   Journal Article
Weiss, Thomas G Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract “Sovereignty can be and has been interpreted more inclusively—including during World War II—to justify cooperation in the face of common, existential threats.”
Key Words Sovereignty  ;  United Nations  ;  Age of Trump 
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