I am trying to compare three specific colleges head to head, with an
eye to which is "the best" (although they are each quite different
from the others) in the opinions of objective third parties, graduate
school admissions officers, and alumni of the schools themselves. The
three institutions are (1) Richmond, The American University in London
(www.richmond.ac.uk); (2) The American University of Paris
(www.aup.fr); and (3) The Honors Program of the University of Hawaii
at Manoa (www.honors.hawaii.edu).  I have been through all three
websites and am familiar with what the schools themselves say. What I
am seeking here, however, is as much of an objective, third-party view
of the schools by people who should know. To put it another way, if
one was applying to law school in the US, and all other factors were
equal, which of the three would be perceived as having been the best
undergraduate preparation?

While I doubt that there exist any head-to-head comparisons of these
three schools (outside of what could be done on the Business Week
site), the best answer to this question would include comments or
reviews of the schools from current or recent graduates, college
admissions or guidance officers, objective third-party books or
guides. I am also interested in lists of where recent graduates from
these colleges went on to graduate school, as well as in lists of
notable alumni from these schools. Obviously, the more complete the
answer and the more different perspectives, the better, although a
quick response would be very helpful.

Hello yorker-ga,

This turned out to be a very tough research project. As you suspected,
it was impossible to find head-to-head comparisons of the three
schools. Despite the difficulties involved, I was able to collect
quite a lot of information about each of the schools you?re
considering. I looked for articles, reports, surveys and other links
that would give credible and recent information about the academic
programs and reputations of these institutions so that you could
evaluate them for yourself.

The greatest difficulty in coming to a conclusion about how to compare
these schools is that they are all very different in what they offer.
I also don?t know what educational and other factors matter to you the
most. Taking these issues into consideration, along with all the
information I?ve collected, I will guide your thinking about what I?ve
found.

Richmond, The American International University in London
---------------------------------------------------------
I rank this school last among the three you?re considering. I was not
able to find much information about the school, its programs,
students, graduates or faculty despite an extended search. They simply
don?t seem to be active academically and don?t have a noticeable
academic reputation. I was able to find a few negative comments about
them on some discussion boards but these were balanced by positive
comments as well. Overall, this seems to be a very mediocre
institution. To answer your hypothetical question asking ?if one was
applying to law school in the US? I don?t think a degree from this
school would be very impressive. Either of the other two schools seem
to have a better track record.


American University of Paris
----------------------------
I was able to find a little more information about this school. They
seem to have been working on improving their offerings and I was able
to find many more articles and other references to their faculty
especially in the fields of economics, political science and
philosophy. I didn?t find any negative comments about this school but
I also wasn?t able to find any enthusiastic endorsements either. I
doubt that this degree would be highly considered for admission to a
US law school unless you?re planning to emphasize international
practice. It might be possible to find additional information about
this university with some digging.


The Honors Program of the University of Hawaii at Manoa
-------------------------------------------------------
As could be expected, there was a lot more information available about
this school than about the other two. Most of it is focused on the
school as a whole and not on the Honors Program. The University of
Hawaii at Manoa has a lot of performance and satisfaction surveys on
their web site. Many of these were taken to help with their recent
accreditation review. These should help with your evaluation. This
university also has an international flavor but it?s focus is the
Pacific Rim. I believe that graduation from this Honors Program would
be more impressive to a prospective graduate/law school than the two
international programs you?re using for comparison.

I hope that the information I?ve collected will help you to review
these schools so that you can draw your own conclusions.

Wishing you well.

~ czh ~



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RICHMOND, THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY IN LONDON
=========================================================

http://www.aifs.org/java/us/quality.htm
http://www.aifs.org/pdf/qsrc.pdf
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FOREIGN STUDY, INC. (AIFS)

Here's how AIFS participants rated their programs 
Download the 2003 Customer Report Brochure 

***** Click on Richmond, The American International University in
London to get the 3-page report or see pages 17-19 from the
comprehensive report. Lots of statistics are included on student
satisfaction.

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http://www.getcited.org/search/ListInstitutions?TEXT=london
getCITED is a site that exists to facilitate the dissemination and
discussion of academic research. It has numerous features, but at its
core, it consists of two things: a database and a discussion forum.

http://www.getcited.org/inst/144808
Richmond American International University in London (United Kingdom)

***** Compare citations for your university to other London institutions.

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http://www.richmond.ac.uk/
Richmond, The American International University in London

http://www.richmond.ac.uk/resources/faq/index.asp 
How do you rank/rate compared to other schools? 

Since Richmond is located outside the U.S, we are excluded from the
college rating system. We are also excluded from the British league
tables, because we are a US institution. However, if we were included
in these rankings ?using the established ranking criteria?we would be
ranked in the top tier of private international universities.

Richmond graduates have gone on to study: in the UK, at London School
of Economics, University of Oxford, University of Durham, SOAS,
Imperial College, Goldsmiths College, Exeter, Hull and Kent. In the
U.S., our graduates have entered Columbia School of Law, Harvard
University, John Hopkins, MIT, New York University, Northwestern (The
Kellogg School of Business), Thunderbird-The American Graduate School
of International Management, Yale, Tufts, and UCLA.

Alumni 
Are there any alumni from my area? 
Where do Richmond graduates work? 
Where do Richmond graduates go to graduate school? 

***** This is what the school says about itself. I was not able to
find any additional links or resources about famous graduates,
admissions to prestigious graduate schools or significant job
placements for graduates.

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http://www.collegeconfidential.com/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?4/52966
American International University in London

By Poison_Ivy (Poison_Ivy) on Monday, March 15, 2004 - 02:29 pm: Edit
Yeah. Has everyone heard of it? I've heard that it is best for
International Affairs and Relations. It's also pretty easy to get into
considering that all you really need is a 3.0.

By Frenchie (Frenchie) on Monday, March 15, 2004 - 07:00 pm: Edit
I dont belive it has the best reputation in the US.....

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http://www.collegeconfidential.com/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?4/16821
American International University in London

By Arealtexan (Arealtexan) on Thursday, July 31, 2003 - 02:45 am: Edit

Richmond The American International University in London may be in
Britain, but it is by no stretch of the imagination a British
university. As far as I can tell, it doesn't even have a Royal
Charter. Its degrees are accredited in the UK through the Open
University - a body providing correspondence courses for adults.

You'll be pretty severely limiting your international experience at an
American University. I doubt very much that many British students have
a) heard of it b) plan to attend.

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 http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/campus_careers/universities/richmond_the_american_international_university_in_london_in_general/_review_list/
Richmond, The American International University in London -- all reviews

***** Rating of 2/5 stars based on six reviews. This very small
sampling indicates that the quality of teaching is very low and the
school has many problems.

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http://education.guardian.co.uk/administration/story/0,9860,1037877,00.html
September 9, 2003 -- Sounds grand 

How can students tell if the 'university' that offers to enrol them is
properly accredited in the UK? Many are not. Donald MacLeod
investigates

In the meantime, how is a prospective student to tell the difference
between Dr Alzubaidi's unaccredited "university" and the American
International University in London, or the American InterContinental
University London - both properly accredited institutions - or indeed
the American Coastline University, licensed in Russia, or the
International University of America, registered in Norfolk Island, a
tax haven off Australia?

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http://www.patent.gov.uk/tm/legal/decisions/2001/o43001.pdf
APPLICATION No 2051132B BY RICHMOND COLLEGE, THE AMERICAN
INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY IN LONDON INC. TO REGISTER A SERIES OF FIVE
TRADE MARK IN CLASSES 16, 25 & 41 AND IN THE MATTER OF OPPOSITION
THERETO UNDER NUMBER 49211 BY THE AMERICAN COLLEGE IN LONDON LIMITED

***** These articles highlight that there are several schools in
London that have very similar names to the one you?re interested in
and there has been contention and confusion about these deliberately
similar sounding names. This means that people who hear about your
college choice in the future may be confused as well or incorrectly
associate information about another school with this one.



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THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS
================================

http://bonjourparis.ipbhost.com/index.php?s=809a91a6065b14fc77c9397dd7c8468f&showtopic=606&st=0&#entry6348
American University in Paris, Anyone have any contacts there?

Posted: May 31 2004, 09:07 PM
American University of Paris is a major educational institution,with
students from several dozen countries, and has a growing reputation
for quality education. This is a quality, accredited university,
located on Ave Bosquet in the 7th.

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http://www.internationalliving.com/paris/faq.cfm 
19. Do you have any information on the American University of Paris?

The university has a very comprehensive website that should give you
most of what you would want to know at http://www.aup.fr While I have
no first-hand experience with the school, its reputation here in Paris
is good and it is generally very well respected. One thing for sure,
an education in Paris is more broadening than if your daughter were to
stay closer to home. I feel the same way for my daughter who is
embarking on a university career in New York, a welcome change from
her Parisian life!

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http://magazine.uchicago.edu/0312/alumni/catch.shtml 
University of Chicago Alumni
Gerardo della paolera, AM?85, PhD?88

With Chicago as his blueprint, della Paolera built Di Tella into what
is widely considered Latin America?s leading university in its fields
(social science, business, and law). In September 2002 della Paolera
undertook a new challenge: he?s the 11th?and first
non-American?president of the American University of Paris (AUP).

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http://wais.stanford.edu/Spain/spain_bbnhs.html
http://wais.stanford.edu/Spain/spain_dwpike.html
World Association of International Studies

Among his students was David Wingeate Pike, who collaborated with him
for twenty five years. David went to the American College in Paris,
which he almost single-handedly transformed into the American
University of Paris. He has become a leading scholar on modern Spain,
with special reference to the Civil War.

http://wais.stanford.edu/WAIS/Members/member_davidwingeatepike52301.html 
WAISers: David Wingeate Pike
It was some time since I had heard from David Pike, who has made the
American University of Paris, of which he is the only Distinguished
Professor, a research and conference center.

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http://www.ameinfo.com/contributors/
AME Info is a leading provider of business information in and about
the Middle East region under the title "AME Info - The ultimate Middle
East business resource" (AME Info).

Jihad Yazigi  Editor of The Syria Report and graduated in
International Business Administration from the American University of
Paris. Jihad worked for several years as export manager and then
export consultant. The Syria Report that went online on October 15th
2001, aims to fill the huge gap in Economic and Business Information
from Syria. The country is currently opening up, although at a too
slow pace, but it certainly is a potential important recipient of FDI.

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http://www.ralphpetty.com/artist/artist.htm 
Ralph Petty

Academically, he has taught painting and drawing at Parsons School of
Design Paris (1987-1997), lectured on "The Figure in Contemporary Art"
at l'Institut des Sciences Politiques de Paris (1997-2000) and has
taught painting and drawing at The American University of Paris since
1989.

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http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/9.03/boutros.html?pg=1&topic=&topic_set= 
Mar 2001 -- Shut Up and Deal
When IPOs give way to M&A, investment banking can get nasty. Which is
fine with George Boutros. He's been nasty all along.

He returned to Beirut for his final year of high school, and then
attended what is now the American University of Paris to prepare for
course work in the United States.

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http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/JELJOUR_Results.cfm?nxtres=41&form_name=jel&code=E42&SortOrder=ab_approval_date%20desc
Gaucho Banking Redux
Gerardo della Paolera and Alan M. Taylor 
American University of Paris and University of California, Davis -
Department of Economics
Date Posted:January 31, 2003
Working Paper Series 


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THE HONORS PROGRAM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
=======================================================

http://www.hawaiimentor.org/campustour/undergraduate/2711/University_of_Hawaii__Manoa/University_of_Hawaii__Manoa1.html
University of Hawaii ? Manoa

***** This website offers a very detailed profile of this institution
covering admissions, academics, costs and financial aid, and many
other topics. It?s an excellent place to get familiar with every
aspect of attending UH Manoa.

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http://www.studentsreview.com/HI/UHM.html
StudentsReview :: University of Hawaii at Manoa

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http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/profiles/generalinfo.asp?listing=1023380&LTID=1
University of Hawaii-Manoa

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http://www.hawaii.edu/wasc/uhm/html/report_evidence_standard2c.htm
Student Survey Reports

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http://www.hawaii.edu/ovppp/inter/interalumsurv830.html
Manoa Alumni Survey Results ? 1994-2000

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http://www.hawaii.edu/ovppp/ier/ier.html
University of Hawai?i Performance Indicators, Institutional Effectiveness Report

***** Browse through the available reports to find those that seem
most interesting to you.

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http://socrates.uhwo.hawaii.edu/SocialSci/oshiro/html/assessment/documents/surveys/alumsp01/alumsp01.PDF
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I - WEST O`AHU SURVEY OF RECENT GRADUATES ? Spring 2001

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http://survey.nagps.org/index.php
http://survey.nagps.org/report965-119-10.php
The 2000 National Doctoral Program Survey 
Released October 17, 2001

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http://starbulletin.com/2004/05/09/news/story4.html
May 9, 2004
UH-Manoa sees drop in foreign applicants
University officials cite strict visa regulations for a sharp decline
in graduate applications

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http://ciber.msu.edu/Events/2002/CIBERDirMtg/2002-06_CIBERAbstracts.pdf
Centers for International Business Education and Research
Compilation of Grant Proposal Abstracts 2002-2006

***** See pages 65-71 for information about UH Manoa. The abstract
includes a summary of outstanding programs and national rankings.

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http://www.hawaii.edu/cgi-bin/uhnews?20040430140406
April 30, 2004 -- Phi Beta Kappa will initiate sixty-five new members

Chartered in 1952, the Manoa Chapter is the only Phi Beta Kappa
chapter in the state, and one of only 270 chapters nationwide. To be
invited to membership, students must achieve a very high cumulative
grade point average, demonstrate intellectual breadth in their
upper-division work, and complete at least 60 credits in residence at
the Manoa campus.

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http://www.hawaii.edu/cgi-bin/uhnews?20040428135039 
http://www.forbes.com/2003/10/02/cx_dd_1002campus.html 
National ranking for UH Manoa information technology infrastructure 

UH Manoa has been ranked in two national ratings of information
technology infrastructure in higher education. Manoa is tied for 44th
in The Princeton Review's current ranking of the country?s ?Most
Connected Campuses? and placed 37th in the recent Intel-sponsored
ranking of the ?Most Unwired College Campuses.?

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http://www.hawaii.edu/cgi-bin/uhnews-archive.pl
UH News Archive

***** This link provides you with the headlines of all press releases
for the university and will lead you to insights about areas where UH
Manoa excels.

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http://www.lava.net/~manis/jmanis.htm
Analysis of Hawaiian Politics, Economics and Society by Jerome Manis,
Professor Emeritus of Sociology,  Western Michigan University

http://www.lava.net/~manis/uh.htm
HAWAII'S DETERIORATING UNIVERSITY

http://www.lava.net/~manis/brain.htm
BRAIN DRAIN IN HAWAII

http://www.hawaii.edu/cgi-bin/uhnews?20030716175430
July 16, 2003 -- UH Manoa Accreditation Reaffirmed Through 2010
Accreditation team praises new, energetic leadership at UH Manoa and
declares campus


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?American International University in London" admitted to graduate schools
"American International University in London" job placement
"American International University in London" graduates employed
"American International University in London" satisfaction recent graduates
"American International University in London" survey recent graduates

Repeated the same searches for the other two schools.

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Request for Answer Clarification by yorker-ga on 22 Jun 2004 21:15 PDT

czh-ga: That's a really good answer, and I'm happy to take it and rate
it four stars. HOWEVER [grin] if you would like to go for five stars
plus an additional $25 tip, I would be interested in also seeing
*everything* else you can dig up on the American University of Paris
(the one place where your answer was a bit skimpy.) I agree that
Richmond would appear to be in third place, but you haven't given me
quite enough information to really understand what AUP is all about.
Either way, thanks for your hard work! -yorker-ga

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Clarification of Answer by czh-ga on 23 Jun 2004 02:05 PDT

Hello again yorker-ga, 

I?m glad that the information I found was useful and I?m happy to
follow your directions to try to find additional information on the
American University of Paris.

This is a small, liberal arts college (about 800 students) that is
accredited in the United States but not in France. It?s best
majors/programs seem to be in International Business, International
Affairs & Politics and European Cultural Studies & Philosophy. There
is an international faculty and some of the ones in the International
Affairs fields seem to be fairly high profile. The school offers a
four year baccalaureate program and it seems to be also very active in
promoting its education abroad and summer programs.

I hope that the additional links I?ve collected will give you a better
sense of what they?re about. Going back to your query about US law
school preparation, AUP may be a good fit ? especially if you?re
interested in Europe and the Middle East. If you?re interested in the
Pacific Rim, the University of Hawaii would be more appropriate.

Good luck on choosing a school.

~ czh ~



http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:HENtQzGEs6IJ:www.aaicu.org/html/france.asp+%22American+University+of+Paris%22&hl=en
The American University of Paris	
Dr Gerardo della Paolera, President	
 
The American University of Paris is a four-year, independent,
non-profit liberal arts college. Founded in Paris in 1962, the
University offers outstanding international learning opportunities
within the American system of higher education. The student body
numbers about 800, of whom approximately 35% are American, 10% French
and 55% are from more than 80 different countries.
 
Most students come to the University to pursue a three- to four-year
course of study leading to a degree, but transfer and visiting
students are also welcome. Student mobility to and from other US
institutions is assured, as the University is accredited (MSA) and
licensed in the United States. American in its structures, its
academic policies, and its philosophy of education, the University's
English-language undergraduate degree program is characterized by
intellectual excellence and the opportunity for cultural interchange
among a diverse population and a strong, multi-national faculty.

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http://ias.berkeley.edu/bpsa/Applicant/
Berkeley Programs for Study Abroad
http://ias.berkeley.edu/bpsa/Applicant/France%20quickgrid.pdf
EAP FRANCE QUICK REFERENCE GRID

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http://www.lsac.org/LSAC.asp?url=lsac/lsdas-candidate-requirements.asp 
Law School Admission Council, Inc.

Foreign-Educated Applicants: 
If all work contributing to your first undergraduate degree was
accomplished at an institution outside of the United States, Puerto
Rico, or Canada, you may not subscribe to the LSDAS even if you
completed subsequent undergraduate or graduate work in one of the
above locations, UNLESS:

Foreign Schools Whose Graduates Are Eligible for LSDAS
France: American University of Paris

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http://www.fulbright.co.uk/eas/studyus/events/collegedayuni.html
College Day 2003 Colleges and Universities

US Institutions in Europe
American University of Paris (France)
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Franklin College (Switzerland)
Huron University USA in London (England)
International University Bremen
Parsons Paris School of Design
Regent's College
Richmond, the American International University (London, England)
Webster University (Switzerland)

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http://www.studyabroadlinks.com/search/Detailed/4705.html 
Paris, France - American University of Paris - AUP (CEA)
Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA)

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http://www.fatemi.com/
A. S. Fatemi's Personal Web Page
Welcome to my homepage where you find a mixed sample of everything I
do, research, teaching, publishing, lecturing and even politics.
Currently I serve as the Dean of the Graduate School of Business as
well as the Chair of International Business Administration at The
American University of Paris .

Prior to coming to AUP I Chaired the Department of Economics at the 
University of Akron in the United States. My other recent activities
include Editorship of www.iranvajahan.net a daily news website about
the Middle East and Iran in particular. I also have served as a
consultant on strategic planning in higher education at UNESCO and
have coordinated a project for teaching economics on the internet
sponsored by UNESCO.

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http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=12573 
Iran: Dead Regime Walking
By Reza Bayegan
FrontPageMagazine.com | March 15, 2004 

The Islamic Republic of Iran has been put on Death Row, not by the
hawks on the Bush administration or what its rulers call their
?Zionist enemies,? but by the dint of its own internal contradictions.
These fatal contradictions were outlined by the prominent Iranian
economist and dissident, Dr. Shaheen Fatemi in a lecture delivered
recently at The Iranian Society for Modernity and Development in
Paris.

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http://www.iran-press-service.com/articles_2003/Oct-2003/eu_iran_311003.htm
TIME FOR A "HELSINKI" ACCORDS FOR IRAN
By Shaheen Fatemi*

PARIS, 31 Oct. (IPS) As the European Union?s "three big" powers,
namely Britain, France and Germany scored an important diplomatic
victory in getting the Islamic Republic to accept demands formulated
by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), an Iranian scholar
and political analyst suggested that Europe should also have the
present Iranian regime in signing a Helsinki-like agreement.

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http://www.daneshjoo.org/generalnews/article/publish/article_5979.shtml 
Iran and New Threats in the Persian Gulf and Middle East 
Foreign Policy Research Institute - By Steven Ekovich 
Apr 29, 2004

Steven Ekovichis professor of international relations and American
foreign policy at The American University of Paris. This article was
published in Winter 2004 Issue of Orbis.

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http://groups.google.com/groups?q=%22american%20university%20of%20paris%22&num=100&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wg
Search Google Groups: "american university of paris"

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http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0814-08.htm
Published on Thursday, August 14, 2003 by the International Herald Tribune 
Israel is Turning the Road Map Into a Road Block 
by Marwan Bishara
 
The Middle East "road map" is turning into the kind of initiative that
gives international diplomacy a bad name, as the Bush administration,
preoccupied with its occupation of Iraq, is proving unfit to undo the
Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories.

The writer teaches international relations at the American University
of Paris and is author of "Palestine/Israel: Peace or Apartheid?"

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http://edition.cnn.com/CNN/anchors_reporters/bittermann.jim.html 
Jim Bittermann

Jim Bittermann is CNN's senior European correspondent based in Paris.
Since joining CNN in 1996, he has covered the death of Princess Diana
in 1997, NATO air strikes on Kosovo in 1998, the earthquake in Turkey
in 1999 and the World Cup soccer championships, among other stories.
He also frequently reports on the travels of Pope John Paul II.

His many honors include a CableACE Award for CNN's coverage of the
civil war in Zaire. He has been a panel moderator at the World
Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and a member of the jury for the
French film competition Les Lumieres de Paris. Since 1998, Bittermann
has been assistant adjunct professor of communication at the American
University of Paris, teaching courses in broadcast news and
documentary film, among other subjects.

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http://www.diplomacy.edu/Conferences/WMIO/PAPERS_&_PRESENTATIONS/Bashor/Bashor.pdf 
The Role of the Internet in Multilateral Treaty-Making Harold ?Will? Bashor

Harold ?Will? Bashor is a Doctoral Candidate at the American Graduate
School of International Relations and Diplomacy, American University
of Paris.

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http://www.aup.fr/main/academics/wpseries.htm
Visiting Scholar Working Paper Series 2003-2004

http://www.aup.fr/faculty/
Faculty
http://www.aup.fr/news/default.htm
News
http://www.aup.fr/news/campus_update.htm

***** See especially Faculty & Research News and Campus Update to get
a feel for current activities and achievements.

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http://www.aup.fr/main/academics/departments/iapol/majors_intaffairs.htm
The International Affairs major is designed for students who intend to
enter professions that involve political-economical analysis, or who
intend to study higher-level degree programs that require introductory
economics courses as prerequisites for entry.

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http://www.wes.org/ewenr/research.htm
World Education Services

This site is intended to facilitate your search for pertinent and
up-to-date information on international education systems. We have
included links to education ministries, universities and colleges,
educational organizations and accrediting bodies from countries all
over the world.

Great answer to a tough question, and excellent follow-up. Thanks!

Hello yorker-ga,

I'm glad I was able to find what you were looking for. Thanks for the
generous tip and five stars.

~ czh ~