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The World Today Archive
The online archive of The World Today starts from 1998. You can search through the magazine by subject, author or title using the search bar at the top of the page. You can define phrases to search for by surrounding them in quotes (e.g. "this is a phrase"). Results will be listed most recent first and by order of relevance. More searching tips.
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January 2001
FULL MAGAZINE JAN 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
US Elections: Lacking power and authority, Nigel Bowles
Book: American Democracy, John Dumbrell
The international arms market: The price of success, Mark Pythian
Philippines: Buddy loses the plot, Keith Suter
The UN and East Timor: Divided rule, Jarat Chopra
Peru: The people triumph, John Dickie
Angola: Still waiting for peace, David Simon
Spain and the EU's new applicants: Expect the unexpected, Monica Thelfall
Future of Nuclear Energy: Powerful issues, Peter Bec K And Malcolm Grim Stone
February 2001
FULL MAGAZINE FEB 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Middle East: Tense Times, Rosemary Hollis
European Security: Through American eyes, Tim Garden
What ever happened to the balance of power?, Lawrence Freedman
Security and the Internet: Barbarians at the gate, Paul Cornish
Book: Human Rights and the Internet, Mariyam Hasham
Congo: The business of war, James Baxter
Prosecuting War Crimes in Sierra Leone: War criminals - Watch out, Michelle Sieff
Book: Saving Strangers, David Hannay
Energy Cooperation on the Korean Peninsula: Low on Power, Keun-wook Paik
Germany's Far Right: Odin's legion on the march, Jack Thompson
March 2001
FULL MAGAZINE MARCH 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Iraq: Who`s winning now?, Toby Dodge
Syria: Dramatic initiatives, Patrick Seale
Iran: Victims of their success, Aliman Sari
European Border Controls: Frontier free, Charlotte Lindberg, Warak Aulle
Mediterranean Security and Organised Crime: The Mediterranean matters, Claire Spencer
Cyprus: Gathering storm, Clement Dodd
Book: A Special Relationship, Pauline Neville- Jones
Indonesia and the Province of Aceh: Security solution, Lesley Mcculloch
Colombia: Dialogue with conflict, Malcolm Deas
International Finance: Rules of engagement, Massimo Beber And Brigitte Granville
April 2001
FULL MAGAZINE APR 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Democracy: Power to the people?, David Beetham And Stuart Weird
Russian-US Relations: Friends and foes, Jury Sigov
Balkans: Grievance and greed, Alex Bellamy
Montenegro: Unravelling, Elizabeth Roberts
Terrorism: Greek tragedy, Constantine Buhayer
Chile: Long live Pinochet, Monica Threlfall
Summit of the Americas: Americas advance, Victor Bulmer-thomas
Indonesia - West Papua: Inside or outside?, Keith Suter
World Environment: Getting organised, Joyhv Arinen
May 2001
FULL MAGAZINE MAY 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
HIV/AIDS: Under siege, Michelle Sieff
UN Peacekeepers and HIV/AIDS: Testing times, Roxanne Bazergan
Eritrea and Ethiopia: Uneasy peace, Aida Mengistu
World Economy: Ugly things can happen, Willem H Buiter
Japan: Pacific century, John Swenson-wright
The Internet and Elections: Click for democracy, Stephen Coleman
Italy: Tycoon's revenge, David Hine
World Trade and Animal Disease: Virulent virus, Alan Bullion
Small states: Power in numbers, Ken Ross
East Timor: A nation waits, Simon Chesterman
June 2001
FULL MAGAZINE JUNE 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
China-US Relations: Not winning friends, David Wall
China and the US - Internet Reaction: Nationalist chat, Chris Hughes
China, Taiwan and the US: One China or two?, Keith Suter
South Africa and Zimbabwe: A little local difficulty, James Hamill
Ukraine: Virtual politics, real corruption, Andrew Wilson
Bribery and Petty Corruption: Don`t Pay, John Bray
HIV and the Pharmaceutical Industry: A minor miracle, Anna Thomas
Electronic Government: Quiet revolution, Simon Willis
Turkey and the European Union: Over the horizon?, Bill Park
July 2001
FULL MAGAZINE JULY 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Israel and the Palestinians: No Peace, Rosemary Hollis
Iraq: Dangerous dead ends, Toby Dodge
Russia and Putin: Wild Theories, Margot Light And Stephen White
Small arms and Light Weapons: Light and lethal, Charli Wyatt
Weapons for Development: Bonfire of the armouries, Robin Edward Poulton
Greater Albania, James Pettifer
Kashmir: Talking terms, Arnab Goswami
Who really wants a climate agreement anyway?, Denny Ellerman And Henry Jacobi
August / September 2001
Books: Living Silence. Burma, John Bray
FULL MAGAZINE AUG/SEPT 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
UN Special Session on Children: For the Sake of our children, Graham Achel
UN Special Session on Children: Listen up!, Lisa Skinner
UN Special Session on Children: Lacking urgency, Angela Penrose
UN Special Session on Children: Working for children, Roop Eshparekh
Indonesia: Defying gravity, Peter Carey
Book: Angola From Afro-Stalinism to Petro-Diamond Capitalism by Tony Hodges, Alex Vines
Asylum and Immigration: Out of control, Alexander Casella
Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance: Confronting racism, Mary Robinson
Afghanistan: Nightmare world, Saira Shah
Humanitarian Aid: Beyond charity, Fiona Fox
Private Military Companies and Human Security: Privatising protection, David Shearer
Russian army: Red army blues, Paul Jenkins
Unrecognised states in Eurasia: Frozen Conflicts, Dov Lynch
Globalisation and discontent, Joseph Nye
EU Enlargement: Reunifying Europe, Graham Avery
October 2001
FULL MAGAZINE OCT 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Weapon of mass destruction, Tim Garden
Middle East: Sad and sorry picture, Rosemary Hollis
The United States: Targeting terrorism, Victor Bulmer-thomas
Terrorism: Franchising terror, David Martin Jones And M L R Smith
Terrorism: New century, New War, Mariyam Hasham
World Economy: Shaken, Brigitte Granville
Sri Lanka: On the brink, Alan Bullion
Zimbabwe: Privilege, patronage, pillage, Eddie Cross
Commonwealth: Hazards of Harare, James Mayall
Australia: Tampa to the rescue, Keith Suter
China: The only game in town, Stephen Green
China and the WTO: Join the club, Zhen Kunwang
November 2001
FULL MAGAZINE NOV 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
Bioterrorism: Risk and Response, Michael Moodie
War on terrorism: Unpredictable, Michael Clarke
Pakistan: Nuclear Fallout, Chris Smith
Iran: Living with Afghanistan, Roy Allison, Brigitte Granville, And Rosemary Hollis
Indonesia: Terrorists and Freedom Fighters, Damien Kingsbury And Lesley Mcculloch
Insurgency: Global insurgent, John Mackinlay
Russia turns West, Vlad Sobell
Kosovo: Elections are what we do, Simon Chesterman
World Trade Organisation: Round Two, Rachel Thompson
Migrants: Desperate Measures, Christina Boswell
December 2001
FULL MAGAZINE DEC 2001 (includes all articles below), Chatham House
The Afghan War: What is war for?, Chris Bellamy
Propaganda, War and Urban Myths: Spin Laden, Philip Taylor
Intelligence: Sharing Secrets, Michael Herman
Afghanistan's Narcotics: Drugs fund war, Mark Galeotti
Talibanising Kashmir, Alexander Evans
India and Pakistan: Fallout from Afghanistan, Arnab Goswami
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Rock bottom?, Dr Orzeõevi
Terrorism, Response and International Law: Unleashing force, Michael Byers
Book: Unfinest hour. Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia by Brendan Simms, Reginald Hibbert
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