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International Affairs Annual index Vol. 82, 2006 Volume 82 Number 1 January 2006 Hegemony, liberalism and global order: what space for would-be great powers? ANDREW HURRELL Brazil as an intermediate state and regional power: action, choice and responsibilities MARIA REGINA SOARES DE LIMA AND MONICA HIRST The ‘R’ in BRICs: is Russia an emerging power? S. NEIL MACFARLANE Peculiar chauvinism or strategic calculation? Explaining the negotiating strategy of a rising India AMRITA NARLIKAR Chinese strategies in a US-hegemonic global order: accommodating and hedging ROSEMARY FOOT ‘Quacking like a duck’? Bush II and presidential power in the second term DAVID HASTINGS DUNN No pain, no gain? Torture and ethics in the war on terror ALEXJ . BELLAMY Shared sovereignty and the politics of peace: evaluating the EU’s ‘catalytic’ framework in the eastern Mediterranean OLIVER P. RICHMOND Review articles Allocating blame: dissecting the Coalition’s failures in Iraq ANDREW RATHMELL The limits of objective interests ROBERT CRYER International Affairs 82: 3, 2006 © The Royal Institute of International Affairs 2006 Annual Index On comparing Nazism and Stalinism DAVID WEDGWOOD BENN Letters to the Editor Volume 82 Number 2 March 2006 Introduction 25 years of living with HIV/AIDS: challenges and prospects NANA K. POKU AND ALAN WHITESIDE Taboos and denial in government responses DENNIS ALTMAN Syncretism and subversion in AIDS governance: how locals cope with global demands ANN SWIDLER The politics of civil society in confronting HIV/AIDS BILL RAU A long-wave event. HIV/AIDS, politics, governance and ‘security’: sundering the intergenerational bond? TONY BARNETT HIV/AIDS and security COLINS MCINNES HIV/AIDS and development: failures of vision and imagination ALAN WHITESIDE HIV/AIDS financing: a case for improving the quality and quantity of aid NANA K. POKU HIV/AIDS and security: fact, fiction and evidence —a report to UNAIDS TONY BARNETT AND GWYN PRINS Volume 82 Number 3 May 2006 Contemporary issues in international theory Introduction: Theorizing world politics for a new century NICHOLAS RENGGER Fear, interest and honour: outlines of a theory of International Relations RICHARD NED LEBOW 1208 International Affairs 82: 6, 2006 © 2006 The Author(s). Journal Compilation © 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/The Royal Institute of International Affairs Annual Index International political theory and the question of justice TERRY NARDIN International law, International Relations theory and post-atrocity justice: towards a genuine dialogue CHANDRA LEKHA SRIRAM The evolution of international political economy AMANDA DICKINS Beware of false prophets: biology, human nature and the future of International Relations theory DUNCAN BELL Normative theory and Europe LYNN DOBSON In praise of folly: international administration and the corruption of humanity WILLIAM BAIN Apocalypse now? Continuities or disjunctions in world politics after 9/1 CAROLINE KENNEDY-PIPE AND NICHOLAS RENGGER An international civilization? Empire, internationalism and the crisis of the mid-twentieth century MARK MAZOWER Review article: Britain, Switzerland and the the Second World War DENIS MACSHANE Volume 82 Number 4 July 2006 The future of United Kingdom nuclear weapons: shaping the debate MICHAEL QUINLAN Comfort blanket or weapon of war: what is Trident for? MICHAEL MCCGWIRE Bigger boats and bigger skimmers: determining Britain’s role in the Long War 651 PAUL ROGERS Nuclear disarmament versus peace in the twenty-first century JULIAN LEWIS The economics of UK nuclear weapons policy KEITH HARTLEY 1209 International Affairs 82: 6, 2006 © 2006 The Author(s). Journal Compilation © 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/The Royal Institute of International Affairs Annual Index Labour and the bomb: the first 80 years LEN SCOTT France’s new nuclear doctrine DAVID S. YOST Rebels without a cause: North Korea, Iran and the NPT WADE L. HUNTLEY Destination unknown: Rokkasho and the international future of nuclear reprocessing. WILLIAM WALKER Appendix I At the end of the journey: the risks of Cold War thinking in a new era LEE BUTLER Appendix II Nuclear deterrence MICHAEL MCCGWIRE Letter to the Editor Volume 82 Number 5 September 2006 Post-Kyoto? Towards a ‘coalition of the willing’ PETER CHRISTOFF The role of forests in global climate change: whence we come and where we go CHARLOTTE STRECK AND SEBASTIAN M. SCHOLZ Wildlife trade, sanctions and compliance: lessons from the CITES regime ROSALIND REEVE The WTO in crisis: lessons learned from the Doha negotiations on the environment RICHARD TARASOFSKY AND ALICE PALMER Blair, Brown and the Gleneagles agenda: making poverty history, or confronting the global politics of unequal development? ANTHONY PAYNE China’s oil diplomacy in Africa IAN TAYLOR Europe's energy security: challenges and opportunities GAWDAT BAHGAT 1210 International Affairs 82: 6, 2006 © 2006 The Author(s). Journal Compilation © 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/The Royal Institute of International Affairs Annual Index Critical perspectives on CSR and development: what we know, what we don’t know, and what we need to know MARIANA PRIETO-CARON, PETER LUND-THOMSEN, ANITA CHAN, ANA MURO AND CHANDRA BHUSHAN Vol. 82 No. 6 November 2006 Breaking the covenant: governance of the British army in the twenty-first century ANTHONY FORSTER What are armed forces for? The changing nature of military roles in Europe TIMOTHY EDMUNDS The commentariat and discourse failure: language and atrocity in Cool Britannia DAVID MARTIN JONES AND M.L.R. SMITH Will the ‘global war on terrorism’ be the new Cold War? BARRY BUZAN Islamism revisited MAHA AZZAM Battle over the box: international election observation missions, political competition and retrenchment in the pest-Soviet space RICK FAWN Review article World government and empire: the international historian as theorist IAN HALL 1211 International Affairs 82: 6, 2006 © 2006 The Author(s). Journal Compilation © 2006 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/The Royal Institute of International Affairs