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contact me to have me send them to you or if you have any questions. Docs are cross-listed under multiple categories where warranted. In all cases, these papers reflect my own opinion and not that of my employer.
(52 pages) A look at the policy choices Indonesia and Malaysia made in the latter half of the 20th century, and what they teach us about economic development.
A book review of Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective by Wayne A. Cornelius, Takeyuki Tsuda, et.al., eds. First published in SAIS Review, an academic journal for which I was assistant editor.
A 20 page paper that examines what political, military, and economic levers we have at our disposal to pressure compliance with the nuclear non-proliferation act (short answer: very few).
A 30+ page overview of the economic effects of privatizing pubic resources, and a look at, if privatization can be so beneficial, it is so bitterly opposed.
First published in the Bologna Center Journal of International Affairs, which you can download in its entirety from that site. I was the layout editor for the publication.
Looks at the growth and strength of Nicaragua's move to democracy since the overthrow of the Somoza dynasty.
Compares the design and implementation of the first two years of the MCC, with a look towards this institution's future. First published in SAIS Perspectives, an annual academic journal devoted to issues of development. Open Source, Technology, and Software
This two pager about the well-loved Thunderbird email software was published in the now defunct Tux Magazine (Issue 6, September 2005).
The Internet was built on open standards that encouraged its rapid growth and adoption. Is the open source paradigm the magic bullet that will prevent it from being co-opted, controlled, or manipulated? (quick answer: "it will be highly useful but no magic bullet"). A look at how document formats are being used to the consumer's disadvantage. First published in La Dotta magazine, Bologna Italy (HTML|PDF).
A presentation I delivered 7 May 2003 to the PBCLUG. I have used LaTeX to write several of the documents on this web site.
A review of SuSE Linux 8.0 I prepared for PBCLUG in September 2002.
A 23 page manual on how to use the Emacs text editor for writing text documents - books, fiction, and so on. First in a developing series of Woodnotes. Or read it on-line here. Nicaragua
(58 pages) An energy policy paper for Nicaragua in the year 2005. Key word: geothermal.
Looks at the growth and strength of Nicaragua's move to democracy since the overthrow of the Somoza dynasty.
This is a presentation I have delivered to promote tourism in Nicaragua and the travel guidebook I co-authored (Presentation: March 2003, Book: November 2002).
I delivered this presentation in 2004 in Italy as part of a cultural seminar series. I delivered this presentation at American University in February 2006. Apple's Keynote provided some really beautiful effects, plus export to Quicktime. MiscellaneousThe Dhows of Zanzibar This was published in Wooden Boat magazine in the June/July 2008 edition. Here is a (very similar) version from my web site. A guide for SAIS students going to Bologna. Collected experiences and tips on how to acquire a visa for your spouse and/or family. (Revised April 2004) Technical Manuals (Woodnotes)My Woodnotes guides have proven to be somewhat popular. That makes me happy, since I put a lot of time and effort into them. Here they are:
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