Table Of Content

International Affairs Annual index Volume 67, 1991 Volume 67 Number 1 January 1991 Provocations Islam and Marxism: some comparisons ERNEST GELLNER Christianity and Islam EDWARD MORTIMER Military planning after the Cold War Escalators and quagmires: expectations and the use of force LAWRENCE FREEDMAN Democracy building Foreign political aid: the German political foundations and their US counterparts MICHAEL PINTO-DUSCHINSKY Britain’s identity crisis Foreign policy and national identity in the United Kingdom WILLIAM WALLACI Economics, security and America US power, trade and technology JOHN ZYSMAN The Baltic states Estonia’s role in the new Europe LENNART MERI The arms race and the Cold War victory Ending the Cold War: the Soviet retreat and the US military buildup FRED CHERNOFI European security problems Europe’s security: a great confusion JAN ZIELONKA International Affairs Annual index Volume 67, 1991 Volume 67 Number 1 January 1991 Provocations Islam and Marxism: some comparisons ERNEST GELLNER Christianity and Islam EDWARD MORTIMER Military planning after the Cold War Escalators and quagmires: expectations and the use of force LAWRENCE FREEDMAN Democracy building Foreign political aid: the German political foundations and their US counterparts MICHAEL PINTO-DUSCHINSKY Britain’s identity crisis Foreign policy and national identity in the United Kingdom WILLIAM WALLACI Economics, security and America US power, trade and technology JOHN ZYSMAN The Baltic states Estonia’s role in the new Europe LENNART MERI The arms race and the Cold War victory Ending the Cold War: the Soviet retreat and the US military buildup FRED CHERNOFI European security problems Europe’s security: a great confusion JAN ZIELONKA Volume 67 Number 2 April 1991 Politics and the Gulf War The Gulf War and its aftermath: first reflections 223 FRED HALLIDAY Problems in Eastern Europe Post-communism : constructing new democracies in Central Europe 235 GEORGE SCHOPFLIN Yugoslavia without Yugoslavs: the roots of the crisis 251 PAUL LENDVAI Soviet ‘new thinking’ Soviet policy in the Third World 263 MARGOT LIGHT The world and Southern Africa ‘Experiencing’ Southern Africa in the twenty-first century 281 CHRISTOPHER COKER Keeping deterrence Nuclear weapons and the abolition of war 293 MICHAEL QUINLAN Review article The United States and the Suez crisis 303 GEOFFREY WARNER Volume 67 Number 3 July 1991 Intervention revisited? Non-intervention, self-determination and the ‘new world order’ 421 JAMES MAYALL New world realpolitik New patterns of global security in the twenty-first century 431 BARRY BUZAN The price of German unification German foreign policy and unification 453 ECKART ARNOLD Behind the Gulf crisis The Gulf crisis: perceptions in the Muslim world 473 MAHA AZZAM The Gulf crisis: why the Arab regional order failed 487 YEZID SAYIGH Thinking about international relations A new age in international relations? ADA). ROBERTS Security in anarchy: utopian realism in theory and practice KEN BOOTH Congress and US foreign policy The US Congress: an independent force in world politics? WILLIAM C. OLSON Volume 67 Number 4 October 1991 Remaking the EC Che Europe that came in from the cold HELEN WALLACE America and the Euro-weenies The alliance: a Gulf post-mortem MICHAEL BRENNER Lessons from the South Eastern Europe: lessons on economic adjustment from the Third World TONY KILLICK AND CHRISTOPHER STEVENS The outlook for Southern Africa The search for Southern Africa’s security PETER VALE Myths and realities in South Africa’s future foreign policy GRAHAM EVANS ‘An historical and persistent interest’: Britain and South Africa JAMES BARBER The outlook for a democratic South Africa DAVID WELSH North-East Asian security North-East Asia: common security or 4 la carte? GERALD SEGAL