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Introduction

The United States and the…

Ethnic and racial profiles of the 83rd session of the Texas legislature differ starkly between Republican and Democratic delegations. Political science fellow Mark P. Jones discusses which party delegation best mirrors the Texas population.

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Abstract

The crude from Canadian oil sands…

Experts from the Baker Institute Center for Energy Studies examines issues in global energy.

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Study by Joe Barnes, James D. Coan, Jareer Elass…

Gender has come to demarcate battle lines in geopolitical struggles since Sept. 11, 2001, and to occupy a central place in the discourse of international relations in regard to Muslim countries. This article offers a critical analysis of the scholarship on issues that constitute the core of the intellectual discourse on gender in the Middle East.

This blog post examines how the Republican wave that swept Texas in November has altered the composition of the Democratic electoral base.

The authors in this special issue discuss how women's voices are excluded, silenced and marginalized in settings and processes such as war, displacement, democratization, labor market, judicial system, state bureaucracy, nonprofit organizations and national debates on citizenship. They also discover how women found their voices, channeled them, modified them, and gained a measure of empowerment.

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Overview

Science and technology (S&T) affect…

Summary of discussions from an October 2006 conference on stem cell research including input from policymakers, scientists and ethicists.