1. Westward Ho!
2. The End of the Latin American Left
3. Love Is a Battlefield
4. What Richard III Can Teach Us Today
5. What to Expect from a North Korean Nuclear Test
6. Don’t Fear the Migrants
7. Hate Obama’s Drone War?
8. What George W. Bush Did Right
9. Inside the Islamic Emirate of Timbuktu
10. Liplomacy
11. How does the U.S. minimum wage compare to those around the world?
12. Military Brain Drain

[Source: Foreign Policy, 4th - 14th February 2013]

1. Why Do They Hate Us?
2. The Most Powerful Women You’ve Never Heard Of
3. Think Again: Al Qaeda
4. 5 Reasons Obama Will Win in November
5. The Worst Places to Be a Woman
6. 5 Reasons a Sarkozy Loss Will Be a Disaster
7. The New al Qaeda Franchises
8. Citizen Chen
9. Hi, I Killed Osama bin Laden and I Approve This Message
10. The Dumb Idea Hall of Fame
11. 9 Ways of Looking at Chen
12. May Day Madness

1. Affording Health Care and Education on the Minimum Wage
2. Better Outcomes, Lower Costs: How Community-Based Funders Can Transform U.S. Health Care
3. Channeling Change: Making Collective Impact Work
4. The Devolution Initiative Evaluation: Innovation and Learning at the W. K. Kellogg Foundation
5. Growth in World Contraceptive Use Stalling; 215 Million Women?s Needs Still Unmet
6. The Impact on Inequality of Raising the Social Security Retirement Age
7. Looking For Shadows: Evaluating Community Change in the Annie E. Casey Foundation Plain Talk Initiative
8. Low-wage Workers Are Older and Better Educated than Ever
9. Massachusetts Immigrants by the Numbers, Second Edition
10. Looking Out for the Future: An Orientation for Twenty-First Century Philanthropists
11. The Minimum Wage Is Too Damn Low

The International Justice Resource Center (ijrcenter.org) at http://ihrlaw.org/ is an online resource website which supports law students researching or practicing international human rights law.  For instance, IJRC Interview Series provide insights into the practice of international human rights law.  The “Research Aid” section of the site provides original analysis and links to a variety of databases for researching primary and secondary sources of international human rights law, with the following sub-sections:

1. ¿El Presidente?
2. The 20 Percent Solution
3. The Problem Prisoners
4. Dances with Thieves
5. Behind Bars in the Deep State
6. How Romney Will Attack Obama

1. The FP Interview: Condoleezza Rice on Obama, “Leading from Behind,” Iraq, and More
2. The End of the Innocents
3. Deal Breaker
4. China’s Fox News
5. 20 Things the G-20 Could Have Done — But Didn’t
6. The New Stars of Cannes
7. Holbrooke in His Own Words
8. Welcome to Bazaaristan

[Source: Foreign Policy, 28th October - 3rd November 2011]

1. Supporting Youth in Transition to Adulthood: Lessons Learned from Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice
2. Status of Girls in Illinois Report - Executive Summary
3. State of the Race: A Look at Population Trends for Bay Area Blacks
4. The Struggle Between Migration Control and Victim Protection: The UK Approach to Human Trafficking
5. Facing Homelessness: A Study of Homelessness in Chicago and the Suburbs
6. Victims of Human Trafficking in the Midwest
7. They Don’t Even Know Me! Understanding Anti-Gay Harassment and Violence in Schools
8. Facing Homelessness

[Source: IssueLab]

1. 10 Years of War - An FP Roundtable
2. Will the Real Benjamin Netanyahu Please Stand Up?
3. The Price of Failure
4. From Tahrir Square to Wall Street
5. The IgNobels
6. Are You So Mad at Pakistan You Can’t Feel Sorry for Them?
7. South Africa’s Dictator Dance
8. Ten Years in Afghanistan
9. The America Issue
10. America’s Pacific Century
11. The Myth of American Exceptionalism
12. America Really Was That Great
13. Written on the Wall
14. America at Dusk
15. Think Again: Nuclear Power

[Source: Foreign Policy, 5th - 12th October 2011]

1. The Do-Nothing Strategy
2. Bank Shot
3. Machine Gun Menace
4. All Roads Lead to Islamabad
5. The World’s Top Executioners
6. When They Were Kings
7. Children of the Revolution: Libya
8. The Promised Land

[Source: Foreign Policy, 16th - 22nd September 2011]

Below shows 2010 Impact Factors for selected journals from the Routledge Social Work & Social Welfare Portfolio. (*All figures © 2011 Thomson Reuters, 2010 Journal Citation Reports®)

• Administration in Social Work – 1.000 (5-Year Impact Factor)

            HKUL users can access the journal via http://library.hku.hk/record=b2529066

• European Journal of Social Work - First Impact Factor of 0.444

            HKUL users can access the journal via http://library.hku.hk/record=b2255508

• Journal of Psychosocial Oncology – 1.314 (2010 Impact Factor)

            HKUL users can access the journal via http://library.hku.hk/record=b2529430

• Smith College Studies in Social Work
  (Included in the Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation Index®)

            HKUL users can access the journal via http://library.hku.hk/record=b3602737

• Social Work in Health Care
  (Included in the Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation Index®)

            HKUL users can access the journal via http://library.hku.hk/record=b2529478