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Monday 8 December 2008 13:00 - 14:30International 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 2003
Post-conflict administration and reconstruction, Mark Baskin
Patents and medicines: the relationship between TRIPS and the human right to health, Philippe Cullet
Global health ethics: the rationale for mutual caring, Soloman R. Benatar, Abdallah S. Daar And Peter A. Singer
Afghanistan: the reconstruction process, Peter Marsden
Saudi Arabia: the politics of education, Michaela Prokop
Reform from above: the politics of participation in the oil monarchies, Anoushiravan Ehteshami
Executive diplomacy: multilateralism, unilateralism and managing American power, Frank C. Schuller And Thomas D. Grant
Getting out of the Iraq trap, Rosemary Hollis
American power: from 'compellance' to 'cosmopolitanism', Mary Kaldor
March 2003
The relevance of the 'irrelevant': football as a missing dimension in the study of British relations with Germany, Peter J. Beck
Mercosur: a failing development project?, Michael Mecham
Mercosur and Brazil: a European perspective, Andy Klom
Hemispheric integration and subregionalism in the Americas, Nicola Phillips
Remembering September 11: photography as cultural diplomacy, Liam Kennedy
Policekeeping is the key: rebuilding the internal security architecture of postwar Iraq, Graham Day And Christopher Freeman
Myths, motivations and 'Misunderestimations': the Bush administration and Iraq, David Hastings Dunn
The United States, the United Nations and Iraq:, Michael Dunne
What is to be done? Foreign policy as a site for political action, Christopher Hill
May 2003
The 'external dimension' of EU immigration and asylum policy, Christina Boswell
The 'missing link': the need for comprehensive engagement in regions of refugee origin, Gil Loescher And James Milner
The idea of global civil society, Mary Kaldor
Transitional justice and human rights in Afghanistan, Barnett R. Rubin
Confusion at home, confusion abroad: Turkey between Copenhagen and Iraq, Philip Robins
A common European foreign policy after Iraq?, Brian Crowe
Martians and Venutians in the new world order, Michael Cox
George W. Bush, Idealist, Michael J. Mazarr
Why protect civilians? Innocence, immunity and enmity in war, Hugo Slim
July 2003
Herbert Butterfield, the English school and the civilizing virtues of diplomacy, Paul Sharp
Review article: Lyndon Johnson's war? Part 1: Escalation, Geoffrey Warner
Is Thabo Mbeki Africa's saviour?, Gerrit Olivier
Review article: history and globalization: reflections on temporality, Duncan S. A. Bell
Resolving or exacerbating disputes? The WTO's new dispute resolution system, Karen J. Alter
States, markets and governance for emerging market economics: private interests, the public good, and the legitimacy of the development process, Geoffrey R. D. Underhill
The debate on globalization, poverty and inequality: why measurement matters, Martin Ravallion
A rogue is a rogue is a rogue: US foreign policy and the Korean nuclear crisis, Roland Bleiker
Iraq: the military campaign, Timothy Garden
November 2003
A liberal history of European integration, Christopher Chivvis
9/11 and the past and future of American foreign policy, Melvyn P. Leffler
War in Iraq, revolution in America, Strobe Talbot
US-European elections: past and future, Stanley Hoffmann
America's protege in the east? The emergence of Poland as a regional leader, Marcin Zaborowski & Kerry Longhurst
When should the central Europeans join EMU, Jacek Rostowski
The euro: faith, hope and parity, Arthur I. Cyr
Britain and the Convention on the Future of Europe, Anand Menon
The International Affairs interview, Peter Hain
The future of the European Union and the Transatlantic relationship, Julie Smith
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