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Item Special Operations Forces and their Strategic Utility in Warfare: Rhodesia, Oman, and Iraq(2018-05) Atlamazoglou, StavrosItem The Failure to Unite(2018-05) Houck, AlexItem Able Archer 83: The Final Round(2018-05) Malkoun, AngelamarieItem The Jews of Georgia: An Ever-Changing Experience(2018-05) Mark, AdamItem Two Chairmen and the Reserve(2018-05) McGahren, AndrewItem Akbar in Film(2018-05) Mishra, VarunItem La Force Noire: Race in the French Colonial Army during the Great War(2018-05) Renaux, LucItem Motivations Behind Vermont's Abolition of Slavery(2018-05) Annis, MargaretItem Shifting Attitudes on Masculinity in 1930s American Film(2018-05) Tell, RoryItem Tuberculosis and the Language of Culpability: 1870s to Present Day(2018-05) Lazovic, MarcoItem Voices for Change: The History of Black Student Activism at Johns Hopkins University(2008-04-01) Lovett, Adam; Melanie Shell WeissThis essay explores the founding of the Black Student Union at Johns Hopkins. It also explores race relations on campus, the enrollment of black students, and the various initiatives undertaken by the BSU.Item Trust and the African Slave Trade: A Study of the African-European Relationship of Trust during the height of trade 1600-1800(2008-06-03T20:06:30Z) Priolo, Chantel; Ryan, MaryThis study explores how the customary sequence of trading procedures between European slave traders and African royalty established a relationship of trust. The paper focuses on the experience of European traders on the West Coast of Africa, especially on the ports Whydah and Old Calabar, along with adjoining inland areas of Allada, Abomey, and Dahomey, also central areas of slave trading.