Al Santoli is the author of two histories of the Vietnam War and its aftermath.
The Spanish-American War and its aftermath represented a turning point in American foreign policy.
But this time, it also reflects something more about the election itself and its aftermath.
As a candidate Mr Lobo was evasive, speaking little about the coup and its aftermath.
The financial crisis of mid-August and its aftermath have served only to strengthen these perverse incentives.
The second world war and its aftermath provoked seething debate in Egypt's class-ridden society.
The most frequent instigators of such large scale disruptions are corrupted price signals or war and its aftermath.
Approximately 30% of Millennials have lived at home at some point during the Great Recession and its aftermath.
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In business, and especially during the Great Recession and its aftermath, companies had to make tough personnel decisions.
The attack and its aftermath strained ties between the two countries and prompted Pakistan to close the land routes.
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The earthquake and its aftermath in Japan continued to roil electronics supply chains Monday as Texas Instruments Inc.
One theory is that, in the chaos of the forest fire and its aftermath, the drives have simply been mislaid.
If policymakers learn that lesson from Greenspan's era and its aftermath, then, perversely, Alan Greenspan's legacy will be a positive one.
Jefferies fared relatively well during the financial crisis and its aftermath, however.
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But even at one Christian bookstore, a landmark in New York since 1883, there is no comparison to September 11 and its aftermath.
The event, broadcast on TV news, and its aftermath, were enough to receive comment in a Nihon Keizai Shimbun editorial on October 3.
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King's beating after a high-speed car chase and its aftermath forever changed Los Angeles, its police department and the dialogue on race in America.
Thanks to the war and its aftermath, their children have grown up in cities and do not want to live a tough rural life.
The truth of the matter is that the war and its aftermath have changed Eritrea, and it cannot be the same politically passive place again.
The company also nudged second-quarter earnings expectations lower, sayin the earthquake and its aftermath will cost the company five cents a share in second-quarter earnings.
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Not that FedEx has had an easy time since mid-September, but the calamity and its aftermath have played to the company's strength--a rapidly growing ground operation.
In March David Miliband, the foreign secretary, said the government was committed to holding a "comprehensive" inquiry into the conduct of the war and its aftermath.
Speaking in Washington, Clinton -- flanked by Karzai and Zardari -- said the United States and Afghanistan will jointly investigate the airstrike and its aftermath.
NPR's Mike Shuster reports on World War I and its aftermath as he continues his series on the history of Western involvement in the Middle East.
McWilliams, published on May 14--exactly a month after Pollack's "news" article--offered a far more balanced and accurate perspective on the National Research Council report and its aftermath.
The man whose efforts in the general election and its aftermath forced electoral reform onto the agenda will be implored to keep his distance from the cause.
So does the idea, prominent throughout the financial crisis and its aftermath, that business failure should be punished because the failure obviously was caused by knowingly risky behavior.
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In the 1929 crash and its aftermath the market lost 86% of its value and did not get back to its 1929 level until 1955, twenty-six years later.
Russians fleeing revolution and its aftermath arrived in large numbers.
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The answer seems to lie in the heyday of Romanticism and its aftermath, when the role of the clown became associated somehow with the artist's own ambivalent status.
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