Report: West Point Undergraduate Historical Review Spring 2012
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2012
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History
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Abstract
Report is a non-profit publication produced by undergraduate cadets at the United States Military Academy. It accepts and encourages submissions from undergraduates year-round. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited.
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Editor-In-Chief: Steven Stringfellow, Military History
Editors: Ellen Chamberlain, Literature (Russian); Tara Lacson, International History; Sean McQuade, International History; Peter Mitchell, International History; Kevin Rutherford, Military History; Julia Schemel, American History; Austen Boroff, International History; Erin Mauldin, International History; Tyler Mazda, Military History
Authors:
Evolution Of The Ethnic Policy Of The Chinese Communist Party by Erin Mauldin;
Columbia’s Washington: How Simon Bolivar Defeated The Spanish Empire by Brad Neaton;
From Chivalry To Cavalry: The Development Of French Cavalry During The Early Modern Period by Thomas Milligan;
Controlled Chaos: Why The Revolution In Zanzibar Was Not Genocide by Carl Rios;
Sanctioned Discrimination: Church Complicity In The Rwandan Genocide by Tara Lacson;
Winning Over The Tribes In Mandate Trans-Jordan: Security, Economics, Identity, And Chance by Karl Schoch;
To Hell With Integrity: Why Major League Baseball’s Lack Of Self-Regulation Forced Congress To Become Involved In Its Drug Testing Policy by Dan Prial
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Report West Point Undergraduate Historical Review Volume 2, Issue 2; Spring 2012
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West Point Press
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2993-5989