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U.S. GOVERNMENT

U.S. GOVERNMENT
How the U.S. government works, including its systems, election processes, foreign policy, social programs, and more. Arabic Azeri Bahasa Indonesia Burmese Chinese Croatian Dari English French German Korean Kyrgyz Pashto Persian Portuguese Romanian Russian Spanish Thai Turkish Turkmen Ukrainian Vietnamese	SPANISH The Bill of Rights Principles of Democracy Access to the Courts: Equal Justice for All Accountability in Government American Internationalism Arresting Transnational Crime Constitutionalism and Emerging Democracies Criminal Justice in the U.S. Election Guide 2004 Foundations of Democracy Human Rights Education Improving Lives: Military Humanitarian and Assistance Programs International Development Goals: Moving Forward Legal Education in the United States NATO in the 21st Century: The Road Ahead Protecting Lives, Restoring Livelihoods: The U.S. Program To Remove Landmines Religious Freedom as a Human Right Responses to Human Trafficking Significant Events in U.S. Foreign Relations (1900-2001) Small Arms and Light Weapons: U.S. Policy and Views State and Local Government: Adapting to Change Terrorism: Threat Assessment, Countermeasures and Policy The Challenges of Globalization The Changing Face of U.S. Courts The Global War on Terrorist Finance The Role of Think Tanks in U.S. Foreign Policy The Supreme Court of the United States: Highest Court in the Land The U.S. & NATO: An Alliance of Purpose Transforming the Culture of Corruption U.S. Foreign Policy in the 21st Century: Regional Issues U.S. National Security Strategy: A New Era U.S. National Security: The Bush Team Weapons of Mass Destruction: The New Strategic Framework
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