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International Studies Quarterly (1992) 36, 468 Index Volume 36, 1992 Authors ALKER, JR., HAYWARD R. The Humanistic Moment in International Studies: Reflections on Machiavelli end las Casas, 347. ANDERTON, CHARLES H. Toward a Mathematical Theory of the Offensive/Defensive Balance, 75. ASTORINO, ALLISON. Waging War, Waging Peace: Decision Making and Bargaining in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1970-1973, 373. CARLSNAES, WALTER. The Agency-Structure Problem in Foreign Policy Analysis, 245. D1Ixon, WILLIAMJ . Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs, 191. GATES, WILLIAM R. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance, 101. GiBSON, MARTHA LIEBLER. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact?, 331. HOLstI, OLE R. Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: Challenges to the Almond-Lippmann Consensus, 439. JENKINS,J . CRAIG. The Political Origins of African Military Coups: Ethnic Competition, Military Centrality and the Struggle over the Postcolonial State, 271. JENTLESON, BRUCE W. The Pretty Prudent Public: Post—Post Vietnam American Opinion on the Use of Military Force, 49. KOLODZIEJ, EDWARD A. Renaissance in Security Studies? Caveat Lector!, 421. Kposowa, AUGUSTINEJ . The Political Origins of African Military Coups: Ethnic Competition, Military Centrality and the Struggle over the Postcolonial State, 271. LIVINGSTON, STEPHEN G. The Politics of International Agenda-Setting: Reagan and North-South Relations, 313. LoriAux, MICHAEL. The Realists and Saint Augustine: Skepticism, Psychology, and Moral Action in Inter- national Relations Thought, 401. MANZO, KATE. Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa, 1. Maoz, ZEEV. Waging War, Waging Peace: Decision Making and Bargaining in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, ‘1970-1973, 373. McGowan, Pat. Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa, 1. Moon, Bruce E. Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs, 191. Morrow, JAMES D. Signaling Difficulties with Linkage in Crisis Bargaining, 153. SHUGART, MATTHEW SOBERG. Guerrillas and Elections: An Institutionalist Perspective on the Costs of Conflict and Competition, 121. STERN, Eric. Managing Asymmetrical Crisis: Sweden, the USSR, and U-137, 213. SUNDELIUS, BENGT. Managing Asymmetrical Crisis: Sweden, the USSR, and U--137, 213. TERASAWA, KATSUAKI L. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance, 101. THOMPSON, WILLIAM R. Systemic Leadership and Growth Waves in the Long Run, 25. TRUBOWITZ, PETER. Sectionalism and American Foreign Policy: The Political Geography of Consensus and Conflict, 173. Uvin, PETER. Regimes, Surplus and Self-Interest: The International Politics of Food Aid, 293. WARD, MICHAEL D. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact?, 331. Articles Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa. Manzo and McGowan, 1. The Agency-Structure Problem in Foreign Policy Analysis. Carlsnaes, 245. Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs. Moon and Dixon, 191. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance. Gates and Terasawa, 101. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact? Gibson and Ward, 331. © 1992 International Studies Association International Studies Quarterly (1992) 36, 468 Index Volume 36, 1992 Authors ALKER, JR., HAYWARD R. The Humanistic Moment in International Studies: Reflections on Machiavelli end las Casas, 347. ANDERTON, CHARLES H. Toward a Mathematical Theory of the Offensive/Defensive Balance, 75. ASTORINO, ALLISON. Waging War, Waging Peace: Decision Making and Bargaining in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1970-1973, 373. CARLSNAES, WALTER. The Agency-Structure Problem in Foreign Policy Analysis, 245. D1Ixon, WILLIAMJ . Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs, 191. GATES, WILLIAM R. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance, 101. GiBSON, MARTHA LIEBLER. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact?, 331. HOLstI, OLE R. Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: Challenges to the Almond-Lippmann Consensus, 439. JENKINS,J . CRAIG. The Political Origins of African Military Coups: Ethnic Competition, Military Centrality and the Struggle over the Postcolonial State, 271. JENTLESON, BRUCE W. The Pretty Prudent Public: Post—Post Vietnam American Opinion on the Use of Military Force, 49. KOLODZIEJ, EDWARD A. Renaissance in Security Studies? Caveat Lector!, 421. Kposowa, AUGUSTINEJ . The Political Origins of African Military Coups: Ethnic Competition, Military Centrality and the Struggle over the Postcolonial State, 271. LIVINGSTON, STEPHEN G. The Politics of International Agenda-Setting: Reagan and North-South Relations, 313. LoriAux, MICHAEL. The Realists and Saint Augustine: Skepticism, Psychology, and Moral Action in Inter- national Relations Thought, 401. MANZO, KATE. Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa, 1. Maoz, ZEEV. Waging War, Waging Peace: Decision Making and Bargaining in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, ‘1970-1973, 373. McGowan, Pat. Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa, 1. Moon, Bruce E. Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs, 191. Morrow, JAMES D. Signaling Difficulties with Linkage in Crisis Bargaining, 153. SHUGART, MATTHEW SOBERG. Guerrillas and Elections: An Institutionalist Perspective on the Costs of Conflict and Competition, 121. STERN, Eric. Managing Asymmetrical Crisis: Sweden, the USSR, and U-137, 213. SUNDELIUS, BENGT. Managing Asymmetrical Crisis: Sweden, the USSR, and U--137, 213. TERASAWA, KATSUAKI L. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance, 101. THOMPSON, WILLIAM R. Systemic Leadership and Growth Waves in the Long Run, 25. TRUBOWITZ, PETER. Sectionalism and American Foreign Policy: The Political Geography of Consensus and Conflict, 173. Uvin, PETER. Regimes, Surplus and Self-Interest: The International Politics of Food Aid, 293. WARD, MICHAEL D. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact?, 331. Articles Afrikaner Fears and the Politics of Despair: Understanding Change in South Africa. Manzo and McGowan, 1. The Agency-Structure Problem in Foreign Policy Analysis. Carlsnaes, 245. Basic Needs and Growth-Welfare Trade-offs. Moon and Dixon, 191. Commitment, Threat Perceptions, and Expenditures in a Defense Alliance. Gates and Terasawa, 101. Export Orientation: Pathway or Artifact? Gibson and Ward, 331. © 1992 International Studies Association Index 469 Guernillas and Elections: An Institutionalist Perspective on the Costs of Conflict and Competition. Shugart, 121. The Humanistic Moment in International Studies: Reflections on Machiavelli and las Casas. Alker, 347. Managing Asymmetrical Crisis: Sweden, the USSR, and U-137. Stern and Sundelius, 213. The Political Origins of African Military Coups: Ethnic Competition, Military Centrality and the Struggle over the Postcolonial State. Jenkins and Kposowa, 271. The Politics of International Agenda-Setting: Reagan and North-South Relations. Livingston, 313. The Pretty Prudent Public: Post-Post Vietnam American Opinion on the Use of Military Force. Jentleson, 49. Public Opinion and Foreign Policy: Challenges to the Almond-Lippmann Consensus. Holsti, 439. The Realists and Saint Augustine: Skepticism, Psychology, and Moral Action in International Relations Thought. Loriaux, 401. Regimes, Surplus and Self-Interest: The International Politics of Food Aid. Uvin, 293. Renaissance in Security Studies? Caveat Lector! Kolodziej, 421. Sectionalism and American Foreign Policy: The Political Geography of Consensus and Conflict. Trubowitz, 173. Signaling Difficulties with Linkage in Crisis Bargaining. Morrow, 153. Systemic Leadership and Growth Waves in the Long Run. Thompson, 25. Toward a Mathematical Theory of the Offensive/Defensive Balance. Anderton, 75. Waging War, Waging Peace: Decision Making and Bargaining in the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1970-1973. Maoz and Astorino, 373.