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NOTE: The journal issue and page number are indicated as (months year:first page of article).
| Abádi-Nagy, Zoltán | |
| Internationalism and National Identity in Easter Europe | (Fall/Winter 1999:10) |
| Adelman, Alan | |
| Multilateral Student Exchange: Credit Transfer Schemes Build Mutual Trust and Confidence |
(Winter 1995:20) |
| U.S-Mexico Exchanges and the North American Free Trade Agreement | (Fall 1991:30) |
| Alam, Kathleen | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Albright, Robert L. | |
| An International People in Need of Internationalizing | (Spring 1992:54) |
| Aldrich, Caroline | |
| The Search for Mutual Accommodation in the Recognition of European and American Academic Qualifications | (Fall 1992:38) |
| Aliker, Camille | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Altbach, Philip G. | |
| Smell the Coffee: The Coming Crisis in International Education | (Winter 1997:9) |
| U.S.–Japan Themes and Variations | (Winter 1996:3) |
| The Worldwide Phenomenon of Private Postsecondary Education | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:37) |
| Althen, Gary | |
| CAFSS at 30: Temperament and Training | (Spring 1998:33) |
| CIPRIS: Poor Policy from Faulty Assumptions | (Summer 1997:28) |
| International Educational Exchange Needs Support, Not Regulation | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:3) |
| Intimidation, Convenience, or Necessity? Views on CIPRIS | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:12) |
| The Profession Today: Five Assessments | (Spring 1998:33) |
| Anderson, Kathryn Hart | |
| Foreign Ph.D.s: Who Stays and Why? | (Fall 1996:33) |
| Anderson, Stuart | |
| Legal Immigration Reform: Not a Left–Right Issue | (Spring 1996:8) |
| The Wage and Employment Impact of Immigrant Scientists and Engineers in High Technology | (Fall 1996:27) |
| Angelou, Maya | |
| Bess, You is Maya Woman: On the Road with Maya Angelou | (Spring 1992:40) |
| Ansari, Aimee | |
| Letter from Bishkek | (Spring 1996:12) |
| Russia: Educating a New Generation | (Fall/Winter 1993:19) |
| Antikarov, Vladimir | |
| Coming to America | (Spring 1992:41) |
| Arens, Rosemarie | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Arndt, Richard T. | |
| Hear, Hear! But Let's Keep Our Eye on the Practical! | (Spring 1992:27) |
| Hobson's Choice: How Can International Educational Exchange Best Serve the National Interest? | (Spring 1992:14) |
| Atwood, J. Brian | |
| AID Wants You | (Summer 1997:4) |
| Taking on the Pundits: Remarks by AID Administrator J. Brian Atwood | (Early Fall 1998:20) |
| Austell, David B. | |
| Persuasion Comes in Many Forms: The New Proselytes | (Winter 1995:28) |
| Bach, Robert | |
| INS on International Education: Excerpts of Robert Bach's Comments to NAFSA | (Summer 1999:2) |
| Bacon, Roxana | |
| Worried About IIRAIRA? | (Spring 1997:6) |
| Badger, Ellen H. | |
| A Connection Is Made | (Fall 1995:28) |
| DIY (Do It Yourself): Getting Your Office on the Web | (Winter 1996:18) |
| A Version Originale: Binghamton's Languages Across the Curriculum Initiative | (Fall 1992:23) |
| Ballow, Barry | |
| REAPing As We Sow: A Harvest of Students from the NIS: U.S. Educational Advising Centers Find a Ready Market | (Fall/Winter 1993:10) |
| Baron, Marvin | |
| Educational Exchange and the Federal Government: NAFSA Charts a Course through Troubled Waters | (Spring 1998:59) |
| Baskerville, Stephen | |
| A Profile of the Central European University: The "Open Society" through Education | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:21) |
| Redeveloping Higher Education in East-Central Europe: Making the Most of Western Assistance | (Summer 1997:35) |
| Totalitarianism and All That Jazz: An Interview with Josef Jarab | (Early Fall 1998:8) |
| Beck, Ronn | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Bedrosian, Alex | |
| All at Sea: A Fulbright Voyage on the Baltic | (Fall/Winter 1993:5) |
| Fachhochschulen Have Arrived | (Winter 1996:5) |
| Biddinger, Patricia E. | |
| Branch Campuses Overseas: Can They Work? | (Spring 1990:23) |
| Bikson, Tora K. | |
| Toward the Borderless Career: Corporate Hiring in the '90s | (Winter 1995:12) |
| Billington, James | |
| "Fifty Thousand Russians Should See This Country in the Next Year" | (Spring 1992:26) |
| Bird, Kai | |
| Nostalgia for the Cold War? | (Fall/Winter 1993:15) |
| Blight, Denis G. | |
| Getting Primed: Higher-Education Cooperation in the Pacific Rim | (Fall 1991:11) |
| Blodgett, Steven A. | |
| Secret Agents: Fulbright Faculty Return | (Spring 1993:20) |
| Boren, David L. | |
| Hobson's Choice: How Can International Educational Exchange Best Serve the National Interest? | (Spring 1992:14) |
| Bouwman, Clark | |
| American Student Exchange in France: Challenges and Opportunities | (Fall 1995:32) |
| Bowerman, Mark | |
| Hitching a High-Speed Train: The Internet is a Powerful Professional Vehicle for International Educators | (Winter 1996:14) |
| Information Overload | (Winter 1996:17) |
| Bradley, Bill | |
| Educating by Example—Educating By Exchange | (Fall/Winter 1993:20) |
| Brooke, Maggie | |
| Immigration Adviser, Shelter Volunteer | (Spring 1993:38) |
| Brown, Kimberley A. | |
| Foreign Teaching Assistant Speech Tests: Are You Breaking the Law? | (Spring 1990:8) |
| Brzozowski, Robert | |
| Gauging the International Student Adviser's Responsibility to Promote Return | (Fall 1991:13) |
| Burak, Patricia | |
| Crisis Management in a Cross-Cultural Setting | (Summer 1999:14) |
| Burn, Barbara | |
| International Education Research: Obstacles and Imperatives | (Summer 1997:16) |
| Butcher, Tom | |
| Common Sense Tips to Promote Safety in Study Abroad | (Summer 1999:5) |
| Byrd, Pat | |
| Halfway There? We Crossed the Bridge Long Ago! | (Spring 1993:18) |
| Carroll, Bill | |
| Why Internationalize? Why Now? | (Spring 1993:15) |
| Chalmers, Paul M. | |
| The Professionalization of the Foreign Student Adviser | (Spring 1998:27) |
| Chandler, Alice | |
| Behind the Trendlines: Foreign Student Policy in the '90s | (Fall 1992:26) |
| Foundation Attitudes toward International Education | (Spring 1999:25) |
| Funding International Education—Problems and Prospects | (Spring 1999:20) |
| Partnerships with the States: the North Carolina Example | (Spring 1999:27) |
| Cheng, Lucie | |
| Brain Drain Boomerang: The Migration of Highly Educated Asians | (Fall 1991:26) |
| Clinton, Bill | |
| From President Clinton's Report on the Reorganization of the Foreign Affairs Agencies of the United States | (Spring 1999:4) |
| Codrescu, Andrei | |
| Navigating Among Cultures: Why We Should Revive the Oral Tradition | (Fall 1995:11) |
| Coffey, Margaret | |
| Balancing Act: Handling Student Complaints in the ESL Program | (Spring 1997:26) |
| Managing Anger and Saying No: Intercultural Advising in the ESL Program | (Summer 1997:31) |
| Cohen, Marcy | |
| Three Weeks in the New South Africa | (Summer 1996:9) |
| Collins, Naomi F. | |
| Fighting Back with the Soft Stuff | (Spring 1993:2) |
| Leapfrogged | (Fall 1995:2) |
| Constantinides, Janet | |
| Raising the Standard: Who Will Follow? | (Spring 1997:4) |
| Cook, Howard | |
| Channeling for NAFSA's Early Angel | (Spring 1998:6) |
| Cook, Laurie | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Cormier, Raymond J. | |
| Fulbright's Legacy: The World in the Mind's Eye | (Winter 1997:44) |
| Cotten, Catheryn | |
| DSO Trivia Test: Ridiculous and Sublime | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:6) |
| The Hopes and Fears of a CIPRIS Volunteer | (Summer 1997:24) |
| U.S. Universities Are a Melting Pot for the World's Best Talent | (Summer 1994:2) |
| Crawley, Francis P. | |
| Absolute Truth, Radical Relativism, & the Euroversity: A European Perspective on Multiculturalism | (Summer 1994:22) |
| Cron, Ted | |
| Foreign Students, Foreign Scientists, and National Security: An Uneasy Balance | (Fall 1999/Winter 2000:16) |
| Dalichow, Fritz | |
| Multilateral Student Exchange: Credit Transfer Schemes Build Mutual Trust and Confidence | (Winter 1995:20) |
| Daniel, John | |
| Global Reach: A Vice Chancellor's Perspective on Distance Learning | (Fall 1996:37) |
| Darr, Stephen | |
| Peacework | (Spring 1992:37) |
| Davidson, Dan E. | |
| Two for the Hall of Fame: Bill Bradley and George Soros Have Changed the Direction of International Education in the United States | (Fall/Winter 1993:2) |
| Davis, James M. | |
| The Idea of NAFSA: Five Founders Discuss the Origins of NAFSA | (Spring 1998:15) |
| The Idea of NAFSA: Report of the Conference on International Student Exchanges | (Spring 1998:9) |
| Davis, Todd M. | |
| Open Doors: What the New Numbers Mean | (Spring 1999:11) |
| Dawson, Rich | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Deetman, W. J. | |
| Knowledge Export: New Products for an International Market | (Early Fall 1998:60) |
| de Joia, Bobby | |
| Experts from Five Countries on the Merits and Miseries of the "Integrated Study-Abroad Experience" | (Fall 1992:10) |
| Delaney, Jean and Michael | |
| The Profession Today: Five Assessments | (Spring 1998:33) |
| SECUSSA at 27: Proud Guild | (Spring 1998:37) |
| Deupree, John | |
| Reinvent, Don't Reduce, Overseas Educational Advising: The Educational Diplomat | (Fall 1996:3) |
| Deutsch, Karl W. | |
| From the NAFSA Archives: Nationalistic Responses to Study Abroad | (Spring 1997:33) |
| Devlin, Edward | |
| An Iconoclastic Look at Campus-Based Recruiting | (Summer 1996:44) |
| Duffey, Joseph D. | |
| Breaking Down Trade Barriers Is Not Enough: The Converging Aspirations of Three Nations | (Fall/Winter 1993:12) |
| The Future of the Fulbright Program: New Priorities, New Limits, New Partners | (Summer 1996:15) |
| Why I Have Joined Sylvan Learning Systems' International University Initiative | (Spring 1999:9) |
| Dunnett, Stephen C. | |
| International Recruitment in U.S. Higher Education-A Brief History | (Early Fall 1998:28) |
| Lessons from the New Asia | (Spring 1996:3) |
| Durie, Alastair | |
| Experts from Five Countries on the Merits and Miseries of the "Integrated Study-Abroad Experience" | (Fall 1992:10) |
| Duval, Jeanne-Marie | |
| The Mutual Recognition of Degrees—Faultlines in the Global Village | (Fall 1992:36) |
| The State of "Public Diplomacy" | (Summer 1996:13) |
| Easum, Donald B. | |
| From Princeton to Pretoria: Stalled in Soweto | (Spring 1992:32) |
| Eaves, John | |
| International Students Discuss Global Development at the Carter Center | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:4) |
| Edelstein, Richard | |
| A Business Perspective | (Fall 1992:46) |
| Egle, Jack | |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| El-Tal, Janine | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Evans, Leslie | |
| Brain Drain Boomerang: The Migration of Highly Educated Asians | (Fall 1991:26) |
| Falcetta, Frank | |
| The Community College: America's Secret Economic Development Weapon | (Fall 1996:5) |
| Farina, Nancy T. | |
| Physical Therapists Need Mobility Too! | (Fall 1992:47) |
| Fejfar, Boris | |
| Reluctant Regionalism | (Summer 1997:6) |
| Ficzko, Ildiko | |
| Technology Access and Use: Overseas Advisers Speak Up about What They Have and What They Need | (Winter 1996:12) |
| Finn, Michael G. | |
| Foreign Ph.D.s: Who Stays and Why? | (Fall 1996:33) |
| Fisher, Wesley A. | |
| Hobson's Choice: How Can International Educational Exchange Best Serve the National Interest? | (Spring 1992:14) |
| Surveying a Closed Society: Looking Back through Opened Doors | (Fall/Winter 1993:22) |
| Fishman, Phillip F. | |
| Foreign Teaching Assistant Speech Tests: Are You Breaking the Law? | (Spring 1990:8) |
| Fletcher, Ann | |
| The Search for Mutual Accommodation in the Recognition of European and American Academic Qualifications | (Fall 1992:38) |
| User-Friendly Placement Recommendations? | (Winter 1997:5) |
| Flournoy, Mary Ann | |
| Building Support for International Education | (Spring 1990:32) |
| Foote, Edward T., II | |
| Education in Miami: A Collage of the Peoples of the Americas | (Summer 1994:10) |
| Fox, Diane | |
| Teaching English in Vietnam: An American Experience | (Fall 1992:18) |
| Frey, James S. | |
| ADSEC at 34: Growth, Neglect, and Renewal | (Spring 1998:38) |
| The Profession Today: Five Assessments | (Spring 1998:33) |
| The Two Parts of International Admissions | (Spring 1998:39) |
| Fulbright, Harriet Mayor | |
| Fifty Years of the Fulbright Phenomenon: An Address to NAFSA's 48th Annual Conference | (Summer 1996:20) |
| What Lies Ahead? Expectation and Challenge | (Spring 1998:77) |
| Gagliano, Felix | |
| Building Support for International Education | (Spring 1990:32) |
| Gamerschlag, Kurt | |
| Ranking German Educational Institutions: How Useful? | (Summer 1994:4) |
| Genzel, Rhona | |
| Cash Dance: Raising Funds in a Bolshoi Way | (Fall 1991:6) |
| George, Pamela | |
| E-Mail Schooling: A Solution for Educating Children During Academic Exchanges | (Fall 1996:7) |
| Negotiating Overseas Teaching Jobs | (Winter 1996:5) |
| Gibson, John S. | |
| Public Diplomacy: Public-Private Cooperation to Represent the United States to the World | (Spring 1998:51) |
| Gilbert, Elon | |
| How Does Your Garden Grow? | (Fall 1992:50) |
| Glaser, Milton | |
| Italian Memories | (Fall 1992:14) |
| Goines, David Lance | |
| On Our Cover — NAFSA's 50th Anniversary Poster | (Spring 1998:6) |
| Gooding, Marjory | |
| Waving Goodbye to the National Interest Waiver | (Fall/Winter 1999:15) |
| Gottlieb, Niels | |
| Experts from Five Countries on the Merits and Miseries of the "Integrated Study-Abroad Experience" | (Fall 1992:10) |
| Grace, Susan | |
| Balancing Act: Handling Student Complaints in the ESL Program | (Spring 1997:26) |
| Managing Anger and Saying No: Intercultural Advising in the ESL Program | (Summer 1997:31) |
| Grant, Mary Anne | |
| Breaking Ourselves of the Familiar | (Spring 1998:78) |
| Greenblatt, Sidney | |
| Advising Students Facing a Political Crisis at Home | (Summer 1999:23) |
| Griffith, Jill | |
| Getting to Know the New Landlord | (Spring 1999:6) |
| Groennings, Sven | |
| The Global Economy: Changes Ahead for Higher Ed | (Spring 1990:2) |
| Grünzweig, Walter | |
| International Understanding and Global Interdependence: A Philosophical Inquiry | (Early Fall 1998:41) |
| Hamilton, John Maxwell | |
| Mastering Global Interdependence | (Spring 1992:29) |
| Hansen, Christa | |
| Does the TOEFL CBT Create an Opening for Competitors? | (Fall/Winter 1999:25) |
| Harari, Maurice | |
| Halfway There—A View From the Bridge: A Model for Internationalizing | (Spring 1993:16) |
| Harris, Suzanne | |
| Foreign Students, Foreign Scientists, and National Security: An Uneasy Balance | (Fall 1999/Winter 2000:16) |
| Hawkins, Jennifer | |
| Why Volunteer? Committed Citizens Are Changing the World | (Spring 1996:28) |
| Heany, Linda | |
| The Changing Picture of Financial Aid for International Students | (Summer 1994:44) |
| Heise, Jon O. | |
| The Language of Study Abroad | (Fall 1995:7) |
| Heym, Sally | |
| Mauritius: A Taste of New England on an Immigrant Isle | (Summer 1994:26) |
| Higbee, Homer | |
| The Status of Foreign Student Advising in United States Universities and Colleges | (Spring 1998:31) |
| Hochhauser, Gail A. | |
| Russia: Educating a New Generation | (Fall/Winter 1993:19) |
| To Russia, with Job | (Fall 1995:24) |
| Hoffa, William W. | |
| Abroad in the Global Culture: Listening to Our Students Listening to Ourselves | (Winter 1997:16) |
| Crisis Management in a Cross-Cultural Setting | (Summer 1999:14) |
| Facts and Figures | (Winter 1997:18) |
| Hoilman, Dona | |
| Five Case Studies in Internationalization | (Spring 1993:24) |
| Holmes, Jeffrey | |
| Ready! Set! Ready? Export-Readiness in Canadian Higher Education | (Winter 1997:31) |
| Holzner, Burkart | |
| The Exhilaration and the Challenge of International Education | (Spring 1998:78) |
| Hopkins, Gerald W. | |
| Mandatory Protection–Insurance for Your F-Visa Students | (Summer 1999:36) |
| Hopkins, John D. | |
| Educational Mobility in the New Europe: The Professionalization of International Education | (Fall 1991:38) |
| The European Frontier | (Winter 1996:21) |
| Hopper, Richard | |
| The New Universities of Bangladesh: A Case Study in Private Postsecondary Education | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:36) |
| House, David B. | |
| Baptism by Immersion: A College President's Memoir of Study in Berlin | (Winter 1996:28) |
| Hu, Julie | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Hughes-Wiener, Gail | |
| What Is A "Global Perspective" And How Can We Get One? | (Spring 1990:28) |
| Hung, Nguyen Ngoc | |
| English Teaching in Vietnam: Hanoi Foreign Language College | (Fall 1992:21) |
| Hunter, Jeffrey G. | |
| On the Market Road in Siberia: An American Business Professor Explores Russia's Northern Frontier | (Summer 1994:16) |
| Iliachevskij, Alexei | |
| Speaking for Themselves: NIS Students on Life in America | (Fall/Winter 1993:38) |
| Ishikawa, Hiroyoshi | |
| Teaching Japanese Popular Culture: Questions in Class Aren't Always Academic | (Summer 1994:6) |
| Jenkins, Hugh M. | |
| Conflict and Cooperation: NAFSA's Stormy but Fruitful Relationship with the U.S. Government | (Spring 1998:57) |
| Jenkins, Karen | |
| Five Case Studies in Internationalization | (Spring 1993:24) |
| Jensen, Christine | |
| Does the TOEFL CBT Create an Opening for Competitors? | (Fall/Winter 1999:25) |
| Jerde, Chris | |
| Spy vs. Spy | (Fall 1992:9) |
| Jia, John J. | |
| China's Brain Trust Abroad: Students Are Pivotal Players in China's Reform and in U.S.–China Relations | (Spring 1997:16) |
| Johnson, Marlene M. | |
| Creating an International Education Policy | (Fall 1999/Winter 2000:2) |
| NAFSA at 50: Ready for a Starring Role | (Spring 1998:92) |
| Jones, Nancy L. | |
| Foreign Teaching Assistant Speech Tests: Are You Breaking the Law? | (Spring 1990:8) |
| Joyce, Romy | |
| The ABCs of French MBAs | (Fall/Winter 1993:8) |
| Vive La Différence: Evaluating Made-in-France MBAs | (Fall/Winter 1993:7) |
| Kaplan, Robert B. | |
| Putting Out Fires; Lighting Fires | (Spring 1998:80) |
| The Role of the English Language in Our Developing World | (Fall/Winter 1993:16) |
| Kast, Richard C. | |
| In Loco Parentis and the "Reasonable Person": Liability Issues in International Studies Programs | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:26) |
| Kato, Nadine | |
| Working with Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual International Students in the United States | (Fall/Winter 1999:29) |
| Kazanjian, Miriam A. | |
| Rethinking Title VI | (Summer 1997:5) |
| Kelly, Carol | |
| A Cabaret of Student Guides | (Summer 1997:7) |
| Gigapopping with Internet 2 | (Winter 1997:7) |
| Researching the Real World | (Summer 1997:44) |
| Kelly, J. Terence | |
| Education in Miami: A Collage of the Peoples of the Americas | (Summer 1994:10) |
| Kennedy, Steven B. | |
| Another View on Bilingual Education: "We Must Have a Language in Common" | (Summer 1994:31) |
| Controlling J-1 Transfers | (Spring 1996:7) |
| The French Engineer-Chose Curieuse | (Fall 1995:33) |
| Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité. . .et Lisibilité! | (Fall 1995:30) |
| L'Université de Technologie de Compiegne. . .Small, Selective, World Class | (Fall 1995:36) |
| Lyon: Innovation in the Capital of the Gauls | (Fall 1995:38) |
| The Movement of Intellectual Capital: Brain Waves of the World Economy | (Early Fall 1998:3) |
| Pham Xuan An: Life on Two Sides of the Conflict | (Early Fall 1998:19) |
| The Search for Mutual Accommodation in the Recognition of European and American Academic Qualifications | (Fall 1992:38) |
| Staying One Step Ahead of the Government through Self-Regulation | (Fall/Winter 1999:3) |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| USIA Director Joins Sylvan's International University Initiative | (Spring 1999:8) |
| King, Norma | |
| Facing the Somali Music | (Summer 1994:4) |
| King, Scott | |
| It's Time to Play GLB Jeopardy! | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:10) |
| Kipper, Judith | |
| Demography, Despotism, and Democracy: The Middle East Today | (Early Fall 1998:22) |
| Klinger, Linda | |
| Former Foreign Student Is Professor of the Year | (Spring 1999:14) |
| Klinger, M. Robert B. | |
| Foreign Students in America: The Very Beginnings | (Spring 1998:24) |
| From Idea to Institution: NAFSA Deuteronomy | (Spring 1998:19) |
| Kohls, L. Robert | |
| A New World Order? America's Leading Intercultural Expert Views the Future | (Summer 1996:31) |
| Kouwenaar, Kees | |
| NARIC: European Community Network of National Academic Recognition Centers | (Fall 1992:40) |
| La Berge, Bernard E. | |
| Intimidation, Convenience, or Necessity? Views on CIPRIS | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:12) |
| Lambert, Richard D. | |
| Future Challenges for International Education | (Spring 1998:81) |
| Research on Global Competence | (Fall 1995:44) |
| The Winds of Change in Foreign Language Instruction | (Spring 1999:31) |
| Lankina, Tomila | |
| Speaking for Themselves: NIS Students on Life in America | (Fall/Winter 1993:39) |
| Larson, David | |
| About the Author | (Summer 1996:24) |
| Lautz, Terrill E. | |
| Higher Education in China and Hong Kong: Conflict and Complementarity | (Spring 1996:22) |
| Law, Sally Ann | |
| Toward the Borderless Career: Corporate Hiring in the '90s | (Winter 1995:12) |
| Lawrence, Robert | |
| Consumer Choice: How Asian Students Buy Education | (Summer 1997:18) |
| Service, Not Product: Australia's Successful Educational Marketing | (Winter 1997:29) |
| Lenn, Marjorie Peace | |
| New Paths to International Mobility in the Professions | (Fall 1992:45) |
| Levey, Mark | |
| The "Public Charge Exclusion" and Other Traps | (Fall 1996:9) |
| Reform and Destruction at the Department of Labor | (Spring 1996:44) |
| Levinson, Evelyn | |
| Ferment in Overseas Advising Circles, as Concerns Mount about Weaknesses in the Front Lines of Student Mobility | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:18) |
| Overseas Advising Centers: The View From Out Here | (Fall 1996:44) |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Lewandowski, Ken | |
| DIY (Do It Yourself): Managing an International Student Listserv | (Winter 1996:19) |
| Lewis, Rita Gail | |
| Foreign Students Get Street Smart | (Spring 1990:14) |
| Light, Timothy | |
| Passing Permitted: Two-way Traffic in Migration for Education | (Spring 1993:28) |
| Littman, Ulrich | |
| Caveats: Mutuality and the Real Presence of Power | (Spring 1992:25) |
| Liu, Ching-Jen | |
| Taiwan's Higher Education Plan | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:5) |
| Mage, Tom | |
| AMIDEAST Inaugurates American Language Institute of Kuwait (ALIK) | (Spring 1993:7) |
| Maggio, Mike | |
| In Our Strange Land: Understanding the Needs of Muslim Students | (Winter 1997:22) |
| Want to Do More for Your Muslim Students? | (Winter 1997:27) |
| Maidique, Modesto | |
| Education in Miami: A Collage of the Peoples of the Americas | (Summer 1994:10) |
| Maisto, John F. | |
| Exemplary Teamwork: Public–Private Cooperation and International Educational Exchange | (Winter 1995:44) |
| Mallea, John | |
| The Vancouver Communiqué Revisited—The Future of Trilateralism in North American Higher Education | (Summer 1999:43) |
| Malo, Salvador | |
| The Vancouver Communiqué Revisited—The Future of Trilateralism in North American Higher Education | (Summer 1999:43) |
| Maly, Nancy | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Maramaldi, Peter | |
| Suicide: What To Do When An International Student Loses Hope | (Summer 1999:31) |
| Margolis, Alan M. | |
| The Back-Door Millennium: Did We Miss Its Arrival? | (Spring 1998:85) |
| Marino, Judi | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Marino, Tom | |
| A Walk Through a City New and Old: Vancouver in May! | (Winter 1997:36) |
| Markert, Axel | |
| Experts from Five Countries on the Merits and Miseries of the "Integrated Study-Abroad Experience" | (Fall 1992:10) |
| Martin, Mary Cay | |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| Matloff, Norman | |
| Foreign-Born Engineers Earn Less. But Why? | (Spring 1997:52) |
| McCarry, Michael | |
| In the Balance: How the United States Conducts Its Foreign Affairs | (Summer 1996:4) |
| Lying in State—USIA's New Home | (Spring 1999:3) |
| McCarthy, JoAnn | |
| Ferment in Overseas Advising Circles, as Concerns Mount about Weaknesses in the Front Lines of Student Mobility | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:18) |
| McGuire, Harriet | |
| The Sword Was Mightier Than the Pen: Was the Cold War Good for Guinea-Bissau | (Fall/Winter 1993:34) |
| McNabb, William | |
| The Origin of the Junior Year Abroad | (Spring 1996:6) |
| Merkx, Gilbert W. | |
| Foreign Language and Area Studies Through Title VI: Assessing Supply and Demand | (Fall 1999/Winter 2000:23) |
| Mestenhauser, Josef A. | |
| International Education on the Verge | (Spring 1998:68) |
| NAFSA Members: Knowledge Brokers | (Spring 1998:74) |
| Quo Vadis, International Educator? | (Spring 1998:86) |
| Time and the International Educator: International Educational Exchange as Recent History | (Summer 1997:12) |
| Mickiewicz, Ellen | |
| Media for the Masses in the New Russia | (Fall/Winter 1993:26) |
| Milk, Benjamin | |
| International Educator: For Everyone Interested in International Education | (Fall 1991:3) |
| An Open Letter to the President-Elect | (Fall 1992:5) |
| Singing Our Song | (Spring 1992:4) |
| Molsa, Terhi | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Moore, Forrest G. | |
| The Idea of NAFSA: Five Founders Discuss the Origins of NAFSA | (Spring 1998:15) |
| Mora, Alberto | |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| Muchisky, Dennis | |
| ATESL at 48: On the Eve of Accreditation | (Spring 1998:43) |
| The Profession Today: Five Assessments | (Spring 1998:33) |
| Mueller, Sherry Lee | |
| Beyond International Understanding: Whatever Happened to "Hands Across the Water?" | (Spring 1992:18) |
| Volunteers in the 21st Century: Idealists Preferred | (Spring 1998:85) |
| Why Volunteer? Committed Citizens Are Changing the World | (Spring 1996:28) |
| Muller, Steven | |
| Hobson's Choice: How Can International Educational Exchange Best Serve the National Interest? | (Spring 1992:14) |
| Natalicio, Diana | |
| The Future of the Fulbright Program | (Summer 1997:3) |
| Internationalism and Diversity: Conflict or Complementarity? A University President Reflects | (Summer 1994:29) |
| Neal, Joe W. | |
| The Idea of NAFSA: Five Founders Discuss the Origins of NAFSA | (Spring 1998:15) |
| Nielsen, Eric Brandt | |
| Dancing in a Jeweled Egg: Dance-Faculty Exchange in Komi Republic, Russia | (Fall/Winter 1999:12) |
| Norris, Emily Mohajeri | |
| COOP's Implicit Principles | (Spring 1999:45) |
| NAFSA's Cooperative Grants Program—A Quarter Century of Adventure Capital | (Spring 1999:43) |
| Nurgaliev, Ildus | |
| The Quiet Russian Invasion | (Spring 1997:42) |
| O'Connor, Kerry | |
| American Student Exchange in France: Challenges and Opportunities | (Fall 1995:32) |
| Graduate Programs in International Education | (Spring 1996:4) |
| Olsen, Jody K. | |
| Secret Agents: Fulbright Faculty Return | (Spring 1993:20) |
| Olson, Barbara | |
| COMSEC at 37: Bravissimo! | (Spring 1998:48) |
| The Profession Today: Five Assessments | (Spring 1998:33) |
| Ong, Paul M. | |
| Brain Drain Boomerang: The Migration of Highly Educated Asians | (Fall 1991:26) |
| Paola, Roberta | |
| Service Learning: Making Education More Meaningful | (Fall/Winter 1999:48) |
| Paver, William | |
| Intimidation, Convenience, or Necessity? Views on CIPRIS | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:12) |
| Pedersen, Paul | |
| The New China Syndrome: Delayed Return as an Alternative to Brain Drain | (Spring 1993:31) |
| Pendergrast, Dell | |
| The Vancouver Communiqué Revisited—The Future of Trilateralism in North American Higher Education | (Summer 1999:43) |
| Pennington, Leigh Ann | |
| Foreign Ph.D.s: Who Stays and Why? | (Fall 1996:33) |
| Perdreau, Connie | |
| Advocacy Begins With Us | (Winter 1997:3) |
| Perepyolkina, Milana | |
| The Making of A Cyberjournalist | (Winter 1996:9) |
| Peters, Tom | |
| Oh Canada! | (Fall 1992:9) |
| Peterson, Mary | |
| Migration of Talent: It's Time to Call the Question on Our Professional Ambivalence | (Fall 1991:16) |
| Peterson, Norman | |
| Hobson's Choice: How Can International Educational Exchange Best Serve the National Interest? | (Spring 1992:14) |
| Pilch, Janice T. | |
| Moscow with Tears? CIEE in Russia: New Students, new Goals, New Risks | (Fall/Winter 1993:23) |
| Ping, Charles J. | |
| Campus Internationalization and Multiculturalism in American Life | (Fall 1991:44) |
| Pitman, Kathy | |
| Five Case Studies in Internationalization | (Spring 1993:24) |
| Podzolka, Andrew | |
| Speaking for Themselves: NIS Students on Life in America | (Fall/Winter 1993:11) |
| Popovych, Erika I. | |
| Degrees of Difference: Russian Higher Education in Time of Change | (Fall/Winter 1993:29) |
| Powers, Christopher | |
| Reaping the Benefits of a U.S. Education | (Summer 1999:50) |
| Russian Students in U.S. View July Presidential Election | (Summer 1996:5) |
| Prazuch, Andrew J. | |
| Title VI Reauthorization Update | (Summer 1997:6) |
| Price, Tom | |
| Microsoft's Man in Moscow | (Winter 1996:8) |
| Prince, Jonathan | |
| "Asian Contagion" Spreads to American Campuses | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:8) |
| Pruitt, France | |
| IE Interviews Jame Billington, Librarian of Congress | (Fall 1991:9) |
| IE Interviews Paul Simon | (Fall 1991:6) |
| Pulver, Marvi | |
| Estonia: Overcoming "the Distrust Syndrome" | (Summer 1994:19) |
| Purkaple, Ruth Haines | |
| The Idea of NAFSA: Five Founders Discuss the Origins of NAFSA | (Spring 1998:15) |
| Putnam, Ivan J., Jr. | |
| Handbook for Foreign Student Advisers | (Spring 1998:25) |
| Pyle, Cassandra | |
| Then and Now: A Call to Recommit to Institutional Standards in International Student Recruitment | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:44) |
| What Fulbright Taught Us | (Winter 1995:2) |
| Ratcliffe, Robert | |
| On the Rhodes with the British Council. . . | (Spring 1993:6) |
| Rawson, Timothy | |
| Across the Bering Straits: Alaska and Yakutsk Come in from the Cold War | (Fall/Winter 1993:43) |
| Reichard, John F. | |
| Conflict and Cooperation: NAFSA's Stormy but Fruitful Relationship with the U.S. Government | (Spring 1998:57) |
| Happy Birthday, NAFSA | (Spring 1998:3) |
| NAFSA and I—Getting Started in International Education | (Spring 1999:16) |
| Reiff, Richard F. | |
| Halfway There—A View From the Bridge: A Model for Internationalizing | (Spring 1993:16) |
| Relic, Peter D. | |
| A Real Revolution for the Children of the Boom | (Spring 1993:48) |
| Rembert, G. Andrew | |
| After the Cold War... The Purpose of International Education: Building Community in an Interdependent World | (Spring 1992:44) |
| Reyes-Guerra, David | |
| Global Professional Licensure in Engineering? | (Fall 1992:46) |
| Rice, Craig | |
| Hitching a High-Speed Train: The Internet is a Powerful Professional Vehicle for International Educators | (Winter 1996:14) |
| Richardson, John | |
| How Exchange Fuels the Human Rights Revolution | (Spring 1992:22) |
| Rinehart, Nana | |
| International Understanding and Global Interdependence: A Philosophical Inquiry | (Early Fall 1998:41) |
| Picking Up the Pieces: Reassembling the Universities of the Former German Democratic Republic | (Fall 1995:15) |
| Robertson, Ann E. | |
| Who's on First? IREX Exchanges in the New Eastern Europe and Former Soviet Union | (Spring 1992:11) |
| Robertson, D. Piedad F. | |
| Prospects for International Education in the Years Ahead | (Spring 1998:86) |
| Robinson, Brenda | |
| The Belgrade Embassy Bombing: What Effect on U.S. Study Programs in China? | (Summer 1999:4) |
| Roraback, Amanda | |
| Lithuania: Enlightening the Masses, California Style | (Summer 1994:18) |
| Rose, Marilyn Gaddis | |
| A Version Originale: Binghamton's Languages Across the Curriculum Initiative | (Fall 1992:23) |
| Ruane, Mariane | |
| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
| Rubin, Kyna | |
| At Home Abroad: Chinese Professionals and Academics Network in the United States | (Winter 1995:16) |
| Australia Takes Center Stage as Government Promotes Export of Education | (Summer 1996:26) |
| China's Brain Trust Abroad: Students Are Pivotal Players in China's Reform and in U.S.–China Relations | (Spring 1997:16) |
| Does the TOEFL CBT Create an Opening for Competitors? | (Fall/Winter 1999:25) |
| East Asia's Education Boom: Brain Drain: The Sequel | (Spring 1996:16) |
| Education in Miami: A Collage of the Peoples of the Americas | (Summer 1994:13) |
| Reflecting America: Overseas Education Advising Centers Cope with Reduced Government Support | (Fall 1996:16) |
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| The Time Is Ripe: Cultivating Ties with Foreign Alumni | (Fall 1995:19) |
| TOEFL's Computer-Based Test Has Arrived: What Will It Mean for Us? | (Fall/Winter 1999:16) |
| Trial Balloon or Trojan Horse: For CIPRIS Pilot Schools the Future is Now | (Summer 1997:20) |
| Rudenstine, Neil | |
| Harvard President Calls for Marshall Plan in Professional Education | (Spring 1997:5) |
| Saward, Michael | |
| Globalization, Democracy, and National Sovereignty: Who Runs the Global Village? | (Summer 1996:34) |
| Schieffer, Kevin J. | |
| Mapping the Migration of Talent | (Fall 1991:18) |
| Schmidt, Benno L., Jr. | |
| The Challenge for America's World Universities | (Spring 1992:53) |
| Schulze, Matthew | |
| The Most Visible Element of U.S. Assistance... to Citizens of the NIS | (Fall/Winter 1993:32) |
| Scott, Karen | |
| Educational Systems Research: What Good Is It? | (Spring 1997:8) |
| Semmel, Andrew K. | |
| Foreign Policy and International Exchanges | (Spring 1999:60) |
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| Peacework | (Spring 1992:37) |
| Shaw, Elizabeth | |
| Educational Advising in Pakistan | (Fall 1996:13) |
| Shepherd, Samuel M. | |
| U.S.–Japan Student Flows: Where Are We Headed? | (Spring 1998:88) |
| Shive, Glenn | |
| Distance Learning and Structural Change in American Higher Education | (Fall 1999/Winter 2000:33) |
| The New Regionalism: A Model for Analyzing the Migration of Talent | (Fall 1991:23) |
| New Rules on PRC Study Aborad: Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? | (Spring 1990:18) |
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| Speaking for Themselves: NIS Students on Life in America | (Fall/Winter 1993:38) |
| Slater, Robert O. | |
| Government Performance and Results Act of Performance Art: NSEP Begins to Measure Needs and Outcomes in Federally Funded International Education | (Early Fall 1998:33) |
| Smart, William H. | |
| International Student Stress: Coping with Domestic Violence and Abuse | (Spring 1993:36) |
| Smith, Damon B. | |
| Moscow with Tears? CIEE in Russia: New Students, new Goals, New Risks | (Fall/Winter 1993:23) |
| Smith, Rosslyn | |
| Raising the Standard: Who Will Follow? | (Spring 1997:4) |
| Smithee, Michael B. | |
| Crisis Management in a Cross-Cultural Setting | (Summer 1999:14) |
| Smuckler, Ralph H. | |
| First Person, First Hand: Ngo Dinh Diem and the MSU Group | (Early Fall 1998:12) |
| Sorensen, Kathy | |
| The Other Half of the Advising Experience | (Fall 1997/Winter 1998:17) |
| Sprinkle, Robert M. | |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| Stedman, Joann | |
| Tips on International Contracts with Foreign Representatives | (Spring 1999:41) |
| Working with Agents in International Student Recruitment | (Spring 1999:37) |
| Steele, Ross | |
| Foreign Languages Can Be a Path out of Ethnocentricity | (Summer 1999:60) |
| Straight, H. Stephen | |
| A Version Originale: Binghamton's Languages Across the Curriculum Initiative | (Fall 1992:23) |
| Stricker, Michael | |
| Back in the Ex-USSR: From ACTR's Man in Moscow | (Spring 1992:11) |
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| Stubbs, Nancy | |
| You CAN Take It with You! The Practitioner's Guide to Financial Aid for Study Abroad | (Winter 1997:10) |
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| Completing the Cycle: Promoting Return Migration for Development | (Fall 1991:24) |
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| Five Case Studies in Internationalization | (Spring 1993:24) |
| Sumita, Hideko | |
| Transworld Express | (Winter 1996:20) |
| Tauch, Christian | |
| Changes and Challenges in German Higher Education | (Early Fall 1998:36) |
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| Overseas Educational Advisers Spot World Trends | (Winter 1995:7) |
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| The Idea of NAFSA: Five Founders Discuss the Origins of NAFSA | (Spring 1998:15) |
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| Bridging the Tranquility Gap: Learning Through Service | (Spring 1993:47) |
| Service Learning: Making Education More Meaningful | (Fall/Winter 1999:35) |
| Treacy, Lisa Jacobson | |
| Too Many Cooks? Policy Coherence and Flows of International Students and Scholars to the United States | (Fall 1992:32) |
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| In and Out: Essays on Korean Culture | (Summer 1999:7) |
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| Gaps in the Bridge to the Twenty-First Century: The Customer is Always Right | (Spring 1997:10) |
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| The Geographer | (Winter 1996:2) |
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| Gauging the International Student Adviser's Responsibility to Promote Return | (Fall 1991:12) |
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| Mandatory Protection–Insurance for Your F-Visa Students | (Summer 1999:36) |
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| Wood, Melinda | |
| Gender, Culture, Power | (Spring 1993:38) |
| Woolf, Michael | |
| The Trouble with Quality | (Winter 1996:44) |
| Wuori, Gerald K. | |
| Explaining Collegiate Athletics to International Students. . . and to Ourselves | (Spring 1996:34) |
| Mothers | (Spring 1999:54) |
| Yablonka, Marc Phillip | |
| A Teachable Commodity: English in Hanoi | (Winter 1996:6) |
| Yang, Caroline Manano | |
| Experts from Five Countries on the Merits and Miseries of the "Integrated Study-Abroad Experience" | (Fall 1992:10) |
| Yenkin, Amy | |
| True or False: The New J-Visa Regulations Will Promote International Educational and Cultural Exchange | (Spring 1993:9) |
| Yopp, John | |
| Partners in Diversity: Internationals Aren't Crowding Out U.S. Minorities | (Winter 1996:22) |
| Yuskaev, Timur | |
| Speaking for Themselves: NIS Students on Life in America | (Fall/Winter 1993:37) |
| Zeigler, A. Lee | |
| Across the Andes from Palo Alto: Stanford Medical School's Mobile Study Elective in Ecuador | (Winter 1996:32) |
| Links Across the South Atlantic: Cuba's African Connection: International Education on the Other Side of the Cold War | (Winter 1995:24) |
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| Zrebiec, Jan | |
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