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Friday 9 January 2009 13:00 - 14:15International Affairs Archive
The online archive of International Affairs starts from 1998. All articles are accessible only to members of Chatham House.
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January 2005
Contents - Jan 05, International Affairs
The persistence of American primacy, Richard K Betts
The state of 'international community', Barry Buzan And Ana Gonzalez-pelaez
The collapse of British foreign policy, William Wallace
The Right that failed?, Ian Hall And Nicholas Rengger
New western approaches to deterrence, David S Yost
The rise and fall of the NPT, Michael Mccgwire
Russia after Beslan, Dov Lynch
Review article - International peacekeeping, Paul Williams
Review article - Ethical responses to evil, Renee Jeffery
Vietnam: Lyndon Johnson's war?, Geoffrey Warner
March 2005
Contents - Mar 05, International Affairs And
Introduction, Christopher Clapham
British policy under New Labour, Tom Porteous
Oil - the 'resource curse', Nicholas Shaxson
The UK/G8 role for peace and security, Alex Ramsbotham, Alhaji M. S. Bah And Fanny Calder
Combating light weapons proliferation, Alex Vines
South Africa: a coherent foreign policy - most of the time, Laurie Nathan
The significance of the High Level Panel, Gwyn Prins
The shifting politics of foreign aid, Ngaire Woods
Counterterrorism and human rights in the Asia-Pacific, Rosemary Foot
The dark side of human rights, Onora O'neill
May 2005
Setting new agendas, Michael Blowfield And Jedrzej George Frynas
Reinventing the meaning of development?, Michael Blowfield
Globalization, Corporate Social Responsibility and poverty, Rhys Jenkins
Citizenship, accountability and community, Peter Newell
Child Labour in the Bangladeshi garmet industry, Michael E Nielsen
False promises: evidence from multinational oil companies, Jedrzej George Frynas
Manufacturing amnesia: Corporate Social Responsibility in South Africa, David Fig
South Africa: community and environmental governance, Peter Lund-thomsen
July 2005
No and after: options for Europe, Richard Whitman
Footfalls echoing in the memory. Britain and Europe: the historical perspective, Vernon Bogdanor
A missed opportunity? New Labour`s European foreign policy 1997-2005, Julie Smith
Getting the best out of both worlds? Britain, the EU and migration policy, Andrew Geddes
Reforming economic governance in Europe: exploring the road to effective coordination, Paola Subacchi
The outsiders: the European neighbourhood policy, Karen E Smith
Europe and the new balance of global order, Hanns W Maull
The strategic culture of the European Union: a progress report, Paul Cornish And Geoffrey Edwards
Leadership coalitions and change: the role of states in the European Union, Josef Janning
The European contribution to global environmental governance, John Vogler
Review Article - Kosovo 1945-2005, Christopher Cviic
October 2005
Contents - Oct 05, International Affairs
Contributors, International Affairs
Contending cultures of counterterrorism: transatlantic divergence or convergence?, Wyn Rees And Richard J Aldrich
Greetings from the cybercaliphate: some notes on homeland insecurity, David Martin Jones And M L R Smith
The future of political Islam: the importance of external variables, Mohammed Ayoob
US democracy promotion in the Arab Middle East since 11 September 2001: a critique, Katerina Dalacoura
Killing with kindness: funding the demise of a Palestinian state, Anne Le More
The predicament of 'civil society' in Central Asia and the 'Greater Middle East', Olivier Roy
Planning post-conflict reconstruction in Iraq: what can we learn?, Andrew Rathmell
South Asia's arms control process: cricket diplomacy and the composite dialogue, Stuart Croft
Old wine in new bottles: China-Taiwan computer-based 'information warfare' and propaganda, Gary D Rawnsley
The new South Africa's foreign policy: principles and practice, James Barber
Review Article: Nixon, Kissinger and the breakup of Pakistan, 1971, Geoffrey Warner
Book reviews, International Affairs
Other books received, International Affairs
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