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Review of International Studies EDITOR: DR PAUL TAYLOR VOLUME 22, 1996 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS PUBLISHED BY THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS The Pitt Building, Tru:pington Street, Cambridge CB2 IRP, United Kingdom CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 2RU, United Kingdom 40 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011-4211, USA 10 Stamford Road, Oakleigh, Melbourne, 3166, Australia © British International Studies Association 1996 Printed in the United Kingdom by Henry Ling Ltd., at the Dorset Press, Dorchester, Dorset Index to Volume 22 Author index Bartelson, Jens 339-360 Kaufman, Stuart J. 149-171 Beck, Robert J. 119-147 Klotz, Audie 173-190 Berdal, Mats 95-106 Macmillan, John 275-299 Deibert, Ronald J. 29-56 ®) McSweeney, Bill 81-93 Doty, Roxanne Lynn 235-255 Rengger, N. J. 213-231 Farquharson, J. 361-379 Fowler, Michael Ross and Sandholtz, Wayne 257-273 Bunck, Julie Marie 381-404 Smith, Hazel 191-212 Gray, Colin §. 323-335 Wallace, William 301-321 Watt, D. Cameron 431-437 Hollis, Martin and Smith, Steve 111-116 Willetts, Peter 57-80 Wyatt-Walter, Andrew 5-28 Jabri, Vivienne and Chan, Stephen 107-110 Jones, Adam 405-429 Article index An ‘international’ theory of inter-ethnic war Europe’s monetary malaise: international 149-171 institutions and domestic policy commitments A response: why epistemclogy matters in 257-273 international theory 111-116 A Study of War and An Agenda for Peace: From Stockholm to Rio and beyond: the impact of reflections on the contemporary relevance of the environmental movement on the United Quincy Wright’s plan for a ‘New International Nations consultative arrangements for NGOs Order’ 119-147 57-80 Adam Smith and the liberal tradition in international relations 5—28 Identity and security: Buzan and the Copenhagen Arms races and other pathetic fallacies: a case School 81-93 for deconstruction 323-335 Immigration and national identity: constructing the nation 235-255 Clio’s cave: historical materialism and the claims Marshall Aid and British policy on reparations of ‘substantive social theory’ in world politics from Germany, 1947-1949 361-379 213-231 Norms and sanctions: lessons from the socialization Democracies don’t fight: a case of the wrong of South Africa 173-190 research agenda? 275-299 Does ‘gender’ make the world go round? Feminist Short circuits: society and tradition in international critiques of international relations 405—429 relations theory 339-360 iV Index to Volume 22 The ontologist always rings twice: two more Truth and power, monks and technocrats: theory stories about structure and agency 107-110 and practice in international relations 301-321 The silence of the academics: international social Typographica: the medium and the medieval-to- theory, historical materialism and political modern transformation 29-56 values 191-212 The United Nations in international relations What constitutes the sovereign state? 381-404 95-106 Women in international history 431-437 ea