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The online archive of International Affairs starts from 1998. All articles are accessible only to members of Chatham House.

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January 2001

Members only contentIndex of Books Reviewed,

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Members only contentPreview April 2001: COP-6 Collapse or `to be Continued ?`, Christiaan Vrolijk

Members only contentState of the Art: Rentiers and Autocrats, Monarchs and Democrats, State and Society: the Middle East Between Globalization, Human `Agency`, and Europe, Gerd Nonneman

Members only contentReview article: American Democracy and Democracy Promotion,

Members only contentReview Article: Humanitarian Intervention After Kosovo: Emergent Norm, Moral Duty or the Coming Anarchy?,

Members only contentThe Security Council: Behind the Scenes, Linda Melvern

Members only contentMaking the IMF and the World Bank more Accountable, Ngaire Woods

Members only contentDeveloping Economies and the Demographic and Democratic Imperatives of Globalization, Jean-pierre Lehmann

Members only contentSeizing the Future: The South, Sustainable Development and International Trade, Adil Najam And Nick Robins

Members only contentHuman Rights and Multinationals: Is there a Problem?, Peter T. Muchlinski

Members only contentAfter Seattle: Free Trade and the WTO, Jagdish Bhagwati

Members only contentIs Britain European?, Timothy Garton Ash

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April 2001

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Members only contentTrading Spaces: Imagining and Positioning the `New` South Africa within the Regional and Global Economies, David Simon

Members only contentSouth Africa's Transition in a Globalizing World: HIV/AIDS as a Window and a Mirror, Solomon R. Benatar

Members only contentThe Respectable Politics of Climate Change: The Epistemic Communities and NGOs, Clair Gough And Simon Shackley

Members only contentBusinesses, Green Groups and The Media: The Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in the Climate Change Debate, Chad Carpenter

Members only contentGetting Climate Policy on Track after The Hague, Henry D. Jacoby And David M. Reiner

Members only contentClimate Change: An Important Foreign Policy Issue, Hermann E. Ott

Members only contentClimatic Collapse at The Hague: What Happened, Why, and Where Do We Go From Here?, Michael Grubb And Farhana Yamin

Members only contentIntroduction and Overview, Christiaan Vrolijk

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July 2001

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Members only contentReview article: New media, new war, Susan L. Carruthers

Members only contentReview article: War in the new international order, Michael Clarke

Members only contentSaudi–European relations 1902–2001: a pragmatic quest for relative autonomy, Gerd Nonneman

Members only contentBut will they fight and will they die?, Patrick Mileham

Members only contentA wider Europe: the view from Minsk and Chisinau, John Löwenhardt, Ronald J. Hill And Margot Light

Members only contentBeyond the EU/NATO dichotomy: the beginnings of a European strategic culture, Paul Cornish And Geoffrey Edwards

Members only contentThe Atlantic burden-sharing debate—widening or fragmenting?, Malcolm Chalmers

Members only contentAre the United States and Europe heading for divorce?, Ivo H. Daalder

Members only contentRussia's non-strategic nuclear forces, David S. Yost

Members only contentThe arithmetic of defence policy, Michael Alexander And Timothy Garden

Members only contentMissile defence and the transatlantic security relationship, Wyn Q. Bowen

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October 2001

Members only contentAnnual index to Volume 77, 2001,

Members only contentIndex of Books reviewed October 2001,

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Members only contentReview articles: Humanitarian assistance and conflict management: the view from the non-governmental sector, Andrew Rigby

Members only contentReview articles: Warm words and harsh advice: a critique of the West's role in Russian reforms, David Wedgwood Benn

Members only contentReview articles: The `English patient` strikes back: a response to Hall's mis-diagnosis, Barry Buzan And Richard Little

Members only contentReview article: Still the English patient? Closures and inventions in the English school, Ian Hall

Members only contentFaith, history and Martin Wight: the role of religion in the historical sociology of the English school of International Relations, >scott M. Thomas

Members only contentMexico's stalled peace process: prospects and challenges, Nicholas P. Higgins

Members only contentPutin's Russia: slowing the pendulum without stopping the clock, Martin Nicholson

Members only contentIs there a Sovietology of South-East Asian studies?, David Martin Jones And Michael L. R. Smith

Members only contentIndonesia: the key to South-East Asia's security, Paul Dibb

Members only contentEast Timor and the new humanitarian interventionism, Nicholas J. Wheeler And Tim Ddunne

Members only contentThe paradigm that lost its way, Michael Mccgwire

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