Woodard, Colin
American journalist, editor, foreign correspondent, and author of several books.
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College of Hard Knocks. Universities suffer money woes as the economy lurches toward capitalism / Colin Woodard
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Czechoslovakia: The Ties that Bind Unwind. Another neighbor seems about to go to pieces / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Nuclear Conflicts Heat Up in Region. Slovaks plan to upgrade their dangerous facility slowly; Hungarians plead impartiality while funding a pro-nukes campaign / Colin Woodard
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Column: Sports Update
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Europe's "Nuclear Time Bomb". Bulgaria's Catch 22: It can't shut down the world's most dangerous reactor / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Just Who's Representing Who's Diplomacy?. It's business as unusual at the embassies of what used to be the USSR and Yugoslavia / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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CSFR Deadlock: No End in Sight. a 3-month debate on the wording of a referendum is typical of how nationalism locks Czechoslovakia's legistlative process / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Eastern Europe Reacts to Ukraine Independence. Romania demands return of territories; Hungary hopes the gas keeps flowing / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Power Struggle: Nagymaros vs. Gabcikovo. Dammed if they do, damned if they don't / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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A TalePhoto of Two Komároms. City split by the Danube symbolizes tense Slovak-Magyar relations / Colin Woodard
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Locked in a Cross-Border Power Struggle. Going against the flow, Hungary's downstream stance on the dam project is straining relations with its northern neighbor; minority community threatened in Slovakia / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Slovaks Blame Hungary for Breach of International Law in Dam Dispute / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Separatist Forces Gain Ground in Slovakia. As June elections approach, a paradox of popularity adds more uncertainly to the federation's future / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Danube Dam Controversy Still Flowing. Sparks fly during Hungarian-Czech talks on plans for a hydroelectric plant that is opposed by people on this side of the river / Colin Woodard
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Column: Current Events
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Boom or Bust on the Ukrainian Frontier. A bleak north-eastern Hungarian border town struggles to survive in the post-Soviet era. / Colin Woodard
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Column: Features
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For Most, Work Permits Cause Few Hitches. Western businesses in Hungary are finding they can work with new regulations / Colin Woodard
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Column: Marketplace