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International 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 2007

Members only content Contents - Jan 07, International Affairs

Members only content Abstracts, International Affairs

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Members only content British Muslims, multiculturalism and UK foreign policy: 'integration' and 'cohesion' in and beyond the state, Shane Brighton

Members only content 'Real men want to go to Tehran': Bush, pre-emption and the Iranian nuclear challenge, David Hastings Dunn

Members only content NATO and the anticipatory use of force, David S Yost

Members only content The Eelam endgame?, Chris Smith

Members only content The return of the state in Argentina, Jean Grugel And Maria Pia Riggirozzi

Members only content Geneva's future: reflections on the role of a values-based city, Hugo Slim

Members only content One world? Many worlds? The place of regions in the study of international society, Andrew Hurrell

Members only content Review Article - America in denial, Michael J Boyle

Members only content Review article - How the other half live in modern China, Kerry Brown

Members only content Responses - Tarak Barkawi, Adam Roberts and Richard Jackson respond to 'The commemoriat and discourse failure: language and atrocity in Cool Britannia' (International Affairs 82:6, Nov 2006), David Martin Jones And M L R Smith Reply

Members only content Book reviews, International Affairs

Members only content Other books received, International Affairs

Members only content Index of books reviewed, International Affairs

March 2007

Members only content Contents - Mar 07, International Affairs

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Members only content Abstracts - Mar 07, International Affairs

Members only content Europe's next steps, Richard Whitman

Members only content European integration and the social science of EU studies: the disciplinary politics of a subﬁeld, Ben Rosamond

Members only content European policy under Gordon Brown: perspectives on a future prime minister, Clara Marina O'donnell And Richard Whitman

Members only content Human security: a new strategic narrative for Europe, Mary Kaldor, Mary Martin And Sabine Selchow

Members only content Turkish foreign policy since 2002: between a ‘post-Islamist’ government and a Kemalist state, Philip Robins

Members only content Turkey and the European Union: troubled European or European trouble?, John Redmond

Members only content Unstable stability: Turkish politics at the crossroads?, Ilter Turan

Members only content Continuity and change: prospects for civil–military relations in Turkey, Gareth Jenkins

Members only content Islam and politics in Turkey: the 2007 presidential elections and beyond, David Shankland

Members only content Book reviews - Mar 07, International Affairs

Members only content Other books received - Mar 07, International Affairs

Members only content Index of books received - Mar 07, International Affairs

May 2007

Members only content Contents - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Contributors - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Abstracts - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Introduction: thinking about 'enlightenment' and 'counter-enlightenment' in nuclear policies, David S Yost

Members only content Nuclear enlightenment and counter-enlightenment, William Walker

Members only content Who killed nuclear enlightenment?, Pierre Hassner

Members only content The end of the NPT regime?, Joseph F Pilat

Members only content Enlightenment and nuclear order, Joachim Krause

Members only content Universal vision or bounded rationality?, Paul Schulte

Members only content Enlightenment in the second nuclear age, Michael Ruhle

Members only content 'All the king's men'? Refashioning global order, Brad Roberts

Members only content Towards an NPT-restrained world that makes economic sense, Henry D Sokolski

Members only content Analysing international nuclear order, David S Yost

Members only content Book reviews - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Other books received - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Index of books reviewed - May 07, International Affairs

Members only content Human security and development in Africa, Nana K Poku, Neil Renwick And Joao Gomes Porto

Members only content The Security of Africans beyond borders: migration, remittances and London’s transnational entrepreneurs, David Styan

Members only content Book reviews - November 07, Chatham House

Members only content Other books received - November 2007, Chatham House

Members only content Index of books reviewed - November 2007, Chatham House

Members only content Annual Index 2007, Chatham House

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