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Annual Index Volume 89 Number 2 March 2013 The Middle East ten years after the invasion of Iraq State and society in Iraq ten years after regime change: the rise of a new authoritarianism TOBY DODGE The unravelling of the post-First World War state system? The Kurdistan Region of Iraq and the transformation of the Middle East GARETH STANSFIELD L état, c’ést moi: the paradox of sultanism and the question of ‘regime change’ in modern Iran ALI M. ANSARI The Obama approach to the Middle East: the end of America’s moment? FAWAZ A. GERGES The Iraq War ten years on: assessing the fallout LOUISE FAWCETT From revolutions to constitutions: the case of Egypt ANTHONY F. LANG, JR African roles in the Libyan conflict of 2011 ALEX DE WAAL Turkey’s ‘double gravity’ predicament: the foreign policy of a newly activist power PHILIP ROBINS Missing the ‘devils’ we knew? Israel and political Islam amid the Arab Awakening CLIVE JONES AND BEVERLEY MILTON-EDWARDS Qatar’s foreign policy: the limits of pragmatism LINA KHATIB A Middle East free of nuclear weapons: possible, probable or pipe-dream? PATRICIA M. LEWIS Disarming Libya? A reassessment after the Arab Spring NATHAN E. BUSCH AND JOSEPH F. PILAT Investigating diplomatic transformations NICHOLAS J. WHEELER International Affairs 89: 6, 2013 Copyright © 2013 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2013 The Royal Institute of International Affairs. Annual Index Volume 89 Number 3 May 2013 Negotiating the rise of new powers Introduction Negotiating the rise of new powers AMRITA NARLIKAR Part I Brazil as a bridge between old and new powers? SEAN W. BURGES India rising: responsible to whom? AMRITA NARLIKAR China and the global order: signalling threat or friendship? SHAUN BRESLIN Part II The United States and rising powers in a post-hegemonic global order SEVASTI-ELENI VEZIRGIANNIDOU Beyond the comfort zone: internal crisis and external challenge in the European Union’s response to rising powers MICHAEL SMITH Africa and the rising powers: bargaining for the ‘marginalized many’ BRENDAN VICKERS Multinationals and NGOs amid a changing balance of power STEVEN MCGUIRE Rising powers and global governance: negotiating change in a resilient status quo MILES KAHLER Volume 89 Number 4 July 2013 Russia and Syria: explaining alignment with a regime in crisis ROY ALLISON System failure: the underlying causes of US policy-making errors in Afghanistan MATT WALDMAN The Taliban at war: inside the Helmand insurgency, 2004-2012 THEO FARRELL AND ANTONIO GIUSTOZZI The trouble with radicalization PETER R. NEUMANN China and the IMF: from mimicry towards pragmatic international institutional pluralism PETER FERDINAND AND JUE WANG 1546 International Affairs 89: 6, 2013 Copyright © 2013 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2013 The Royal Institute of International Affairs. Annual Index Beyond win-win: rethinking China’s international relationships in an era of economic uncertainty BRANTLY WOMACK The challenges confronting US extended nuclear assurance in Asia ROD LYON Follow the yellowcake road: balancing Australia’s national interests against international anti-nuclear interests RAMESH THAKUR Paths ahead for East Asia and Asia—Pacific regionalism CHRISTOPHER M. DENT Pakistan’s foreign and security policies after the 2013 general election: the judge, the politician and the military FREDERIC GRARE Review article Looking to the past, uncertain about the future: Japan’s politics in an era of disaster and stagnation JOEL CAMPBELL Volume 89 Number 5 September 2013 Transatlantic triage? European and UK ‘grand strategy’ after the US rebalance to Asia DOUG STOKES AND RICHARD G. WHITMAN Brown Britain: post-colonial politics and grand strategy TARAK BARKAWI AND SHANE BRIGHTON Peace without money, war without Americans: challenges for European strategy SVEN BISCOP A European contribution to non-proliferation? The EU WMD Strategy at ten BENJAMIN KIENZLE The rise of Nordic defence cooperation: a return to regionalism? TUOMAS FORSBERG Fifty shades of purple? A risk-sharing approach to the 2015 Strategic Defence and Security Review PAUL CORNISH AND ANDREW M. DORMAN Britain, the United Arab Emirates and the defence of the Gulf revisited SAUL KELLY AND GARETH STANSFIELD Putin’s Russia: shaping a ‘grand strategy’? ANDREW MONAGHAN International Affairs 89: 6, 2013 Copyright © 2013 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2013 The Royal I Annual Index Drones: disembodied aerial warfare and the unarticulated threat DAVID HASTINGS DUNN Policing divided cities: stabilization and law enforcement in Palestinian East Jerusalem MICHAEL DUMPER Libya and Syria: R2P and the spectre of the swinging pendulum JUSTIN MORRIS Review articles The strategic anthropologist COLIN S. GRAY The United Nations: past and present MICHAEL C. WILLIAMS Volume 89 Number 6 November 2013 Kennedy’s international legacy, fifty years on CAMPBELL CRAIG JFK and the future of global leadership JEFFREY D. SACHS Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress: countering revolution in Latin America Part I: From the White House to the Charter of Punta del Este MICHAEL DUNNE Shale gas and the revival of American power: debunking decline? DAVID HASTINGS DUNN AND MARK J. L. MCCLELLAND Britain and the British Antarctic Territory in the wider geopolitics of the Antarctic and the Southern Ocean KLAUS DODDS AND ALAN D. HEMMINGS Emerging UK Arctic policy DUNCAN DEPLEDGE Review articles The intimate dance of diplomacy: in praise of practice NIGEL GOULD-DAVIES A global-historical sociology of power: on Mann’s concluding volumes to The sources ofs ocial power JULIAN GO 1548 International Affairs 89: 6, 2013 Copyright © 2013 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2013 The Royal Institute of International Affairs.