International Relations Resource Center Credits Wadsworth Political Science would like to thank the following contributors to the IR Interactive CD-ROM and the International Relations Resource Center: International Relations InfoTrac Reader – John Soares Internet Activities – John Soares IR in History MiniSite – John Soares Interactive Maps Follow-up Questions – John Soares Online MicroCase Exercises – Wes Chapin, University of Wisconsin, River Falls Simulations Mark Turetzky, Gavilan College, Presidential Response to Catastrophic Terrorism Dr. Joyce Kaufman, Whittier College, Global Challenges and Issues: The Spread of AIDS and HIV Dr. Scott Dittloff, University of the Incarnate Word, International Economic Cooperation Simulation AVAILABLE on the International Relations Interactive CD-ROM Case Studies Carolyn Rhodes, Utah State University – "The Decision to Drop the Bomb", adapted from Pivotal Decisions: Selected Case Studies in International Relations, Dr. Vincent A. Auger, Associate Professor of Political Science, Western Illinois University – "The Mexican Peso Crisis, 1994-1995" Shannon Peterson, Utah State University – "See No Evil: The US Response to the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda" Michael Mosser, University of Kansas – "The European Union in Historical and Contemporary Perspective" "International Regulation of Intentional Discharges of Oil into the Ocean: Case Study" c. 2002 by Ronald B. Mitchell, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science University of Oregon. Used with permission. Michael D. Kanner, University of Colorado, Boulder – "The Decision to Intervene in Bosnia, 1995" Beat R. Kernen, Southwest Missouri State University – "Traditional Realist Theory and the Cold War (1945 – 1991)" Leadership. Service. Innovation. Wadsworth Political Science