Orbis 1992: Vol 36 Index

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ORBIS
INDEX TO VOLUME 36
Articles, Authors, and Subjects
African National Congress (ANC), 570-74 Chemical weapons, ban, 239-51, 446-50;
Albania, democracy in, 554-56 and Desert Storm, 247-50; and the
Algeria, and nuclear proliferation, 172, Geneva Protocol, 250-51
190-92 Commonwealth of Independent States
“Amid the Ruins, Arms Makers Raise New (CIS), and army formation, 101-2; and
Threats,” by Christopher Smart, 349-64 entrepreneurs, 333-48; military-indus-
Angola, and Cuban troops, 59-63; and the trial complex, 349-64, 365-78
Soviet Union, 57-62, 66-68; and the Communism, among the Kurds, 574-79;
United States, 59, 65, 68 in East-Central Europe, 589-96; in
Anti-tactical ballistic missiles, 581-88 Peru, 565-70; in South Africa, 570-74
Containment, 423-25
Bailey, Kathleen C., “Problems with a Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty,
Chemical Weapons Ban,” 239-51; re- 88-92
sponse, 604-05 Cooper, Richard N., “Will an EC Currency
“Balance of Tomorrow [1957],” by Robert Harm Outsiders?” 517-29
Strausz-Hupé, 5-9 “Correspondence,” on chemical weap-
“Balance of Tomorrow,’ Today,” by ons, 446-50, 604-05; on Hong Kong’s
Walter A. McDougall, 11-21 relations with the People’s Republic of
“Balkan Pluralism and Its Enemies,” by China, 105-6; on Libertarianism and
Sabrina P. Ramet, 547-64 US. foreign policy, 113-23; on nuclear
Baram, Amatzia, “Israeli Deterrence, Iraqi proliferation, 597-604; on South Africa,
Responses,” 397-409 106-13; on Soviet-German partnership,
Berkowitz, Bruce D., “Why Spy — and 281-84; on Strausz Hupé’s vision, 443-
How — in the 1990s?” 269-80 46, on U.S. international broadcasting
Blank, Stephen, “New Strategists Who 450-54
Demand the Old Economy,” 365-78 “Credit for Small Firms, Not Dinosaurs,”
“Brief Book Reviews,” 125-60, 285-319, by Barry Ickes and Randi Ryterman,
455-88, 607-43 333-48
Bulgaria, democracy in, 557-60 “Curbing Beijing’s Arms Sales,” by R.
Bates Gill, 379-96
Cambodia, and Chinese weapons, 384-85 Czechoslovakia, and media freedom, 31
Canada, and nuclear proliferation, 171;
and Quebec separatism,531-43 “Dealing with Middle Eastern Conspiracy
“Canada Without Quebec,” by Steven K. Theories,” by Daniel Pipes, 41-56
Holloway, 531-43 “Defense against Missiles: Patriot Les-
Central Asian Republics, 253-68; and sons,” by Marvin Feuerwerger, 581-88
China, 267; and Iran, 266; and nation- Democracy, 545-46; in Albania, 554-56;
alism, 256-59; and Saudi Arabia, 267, in Bulgaria, 557-560; in Romania, 547-
and Turkey, 265-66; and the United 54; in Slovenia, 560-63
States, 267; (see also Kazakhstan, Desert Storm, 365-74; and chemical
Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, weapons, 247-50; Israeli deterrence
and Uzbekistan) during, 397-409
“Central Asia’s Post-Empire Politics,” by “Documentation,” 429-42
Martha Brill Olcott, 253-68
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“Educate Japan, Don’t Attack Her,” by European monetary union, 523-24; and
Robert Elegant, 511-16 Western aid to Eastern Europe, 332
Eastern Europe, entrepreneurs, 333-48; Iran, and nuclear proliferation, 172, 186-
privatization, 323-32 89; and support for Kurdish terrorists,
Elegant, Robert, “Educate Japan, Don’t 576-78
Attack Her,” 511-16 Iraq, and Chinese weapons, 389-90; and
Espionage, after the cold war, 269-80 nuclear proliferation, 181-86, 203-04;
European Economic and Monetary and nuclear weapons, 172-74, 181-86;
Union (EMU), 517-29 and Scud missiles, 582-87; and support
for Kurdish terrorists, 576-78
Feuerwerger, Marvin, “Defense against “Is Germany in the West or in Central Eu-
Missiles: Patriot Lessons,” 581-88 rope?” by Lanxin Xiang, 411-22
“Foreign Policy Research Institute: Seek- Israel, and deterrence during Desert
ing a New World,” 3 Storm, 397-409; and nuclear prolifera-
France, and nuclear proliferation, 170; tion, 192-95; and Patriot missile, 584-87;
and Quebec separatism, 534-35 and proposal for the West Bank, 432-35
“Israeli Deterrence, Iraqi Responses,” by
Germany, and Central Europe, 411-13; Amatzia Baram, 397-409
and European monetary union, 520-21;
and nationalism, 413-15; and Western Japan, and United States foreign policy,
Europe, 415-17 491-503, 505-10, 511-16
Gill, R. Bates, “Curbing Beijing’s Arms “Japan's Prosperity is Not a Danger,” by
Sales,” 379-96 Edward Hudgins, 505-10
Goodman, Allan E., “Why Spy — and Jordanian-Palestinian delegation, pro-
How — in the 1990s?” 269-80 posal for the West Bank, 435-42
Gorbachev, Mikhail, 70-71, 77-81; and
the Soviet military-industrial complex, Kazakhstan, 258, 263-64
351-52 KGB, and the Soviet coup, 73-78
Greece, and support for Kurdish terror- Kurds, and communism, 574-79
ists, 577 Kyrgyzstan, 258, 259-60
Gulf war, 365-74; and chemical weapons,
247-50; and Japan, 496-97; and Patriot Lepingwell, John W.R., “Towards a Post-
missile, 581-88 Soviet Army,” 87-103
Leventhal, Paul L., “Plugging the Leaks in
Heuser, Beatrice, “What Nuclear Strategy Nuciear Export Controls: Why Bother?”
for Post-Cold War Europe?” 211-25 167-80; response, 597-600
Holloway, Steven K., “Canada Without Libertarianism, and U.S. foreign policy,
Quebec,” 531-43 113-23
Hong Kong, relations with the People’s
Republic of China, 105-6 McDougall, Walter A., “The Balance of
Hudgins, Edward, “Japan's Prosperity is Tomorrow,’ Today,” 11-21
Not a Danger,” 505-10 McNamara, Kevin J., “Reaching Captive
Hungary, and media freedom, 30-31 Minds with Radio,” 23-40
Husayn, Saddam, 400-05 Middle East, Chinese weapons sales, 390-
91; and U.S foreign policy, 41-56;
Ickes, Barry, “Credit for Small Firms, Not nuclear proliferation, 181-98; prospects
Dinosaurs,” 333-48 for peace, 408-09
India, and nuclear proliferation, 170-71 Miller, Stephen, “The Soviet Coup and
International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the Benefits of Breakdown,” 69-85
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Murrell, Peter, “Privatization Complicates Pipes, Daniel, “Dealing with Middle East
the Fresh Start,” 323-32 Conspiracy Theories,” 41-56
“Plugging the Leaks in Nuclear Export
Nationalism, 5-6, 82, 85, 256-59 Controls: Why Bother?” by Paul L.
“Need for NATO-Europe’s Substrategic Leventhal, 167-80; response 597-600
Nuclear Weapons,” by Thomas-Durrell Poland, and media freedom, 30
Young, 227-38 “Politics is Primary in Reforming Social-
“New Nuclear Suppliers,” by William C. ism,” by Jan Prybyla, 589-96
Potter, 199-210 Potter, William C., “The New Nuclear
“New Strategists Who Demand the Old Suppliers,” 199-210
Economy,” by Stephen Blank, 365-78 “Privatization Complicates the Fresh
New world order, 11-17, 492 Start,” by Peter Murrell, 323-32
North American Free Trade agreement, “Problems with a Chemical Weapons
and Quebec, 537, 540-41 Ban,” by Kathleen Bailey, 239-51; re-
North Atlantic Treaty Organization sponse, 604-05
(NATO), 7, 16, 89, 93, 103, 230-33, 418- Prybyla, Jan, “Politics is Primary in Re-
22; and Germany, 414-15; and Que- forming Socialism,” 589-96
bec, 539-40
“Nuclear Proliferation in the Middle East,” Quebec, and separatism, 531-543
by Leonard S. Spector, 181-98; re-
sponse, 597-99, 600-04 Radio Free Europe, 23-40
Nuclear proliferation, 163-210; in Algeria, Radio Liberty, 23-40
172, 190-92; in Canada, 171; in China, Ramet, Sabrina P., “Balkan Pluralism and
171, 202-03; in France, 170; in India, Its Enemies,” 547-64
170-71; in Iran, 172, 186-89; in Iraq, “Reaching Captive Minds with Radio,” by
181-86, 203-4; in Israel, 192-95; in the KevinJ .M cNamara, 23-40
Middle East, 181-98; in Pakistan, 170- “The Reagan Doctrine Defeated Moscow
71; in Syria, 189-90; and the United in Angola,” by Richard Weitz, 57-68
States, 171; and the USSR, 170-71, 206- Rees, John, “Third World Communists
09 May Yet Rule,” 565-79
Nuclear strategy, and European defense, Rioux, Jean-Frangois, “Supply-Side Con-
211-25 trols on Nuclear Proliferation,” 163-65
Nuclear weapons, and Iraq, 172-74; and Romania, democracy in, 547-554
NATO, 221-25, 227-38 Russia, and Desert Storm, 365-74; and
transition to capitalism, 592-95
Olcott, Martha Brill, “Central Asia’s Post- Ryterman, Randi, “Credit for Small Firms,
Empire Politics,” 253-68 Not Dinosaurs,” 333-48
Olsen, Edward A., “Target Japan as
America’s Economic Foe,” 491-503 Saddam Husayn, see Husayn, Saddam
Sendero Luminoso, see Shining Path
Pakistan, and conventional arms, 385-87; Shining Path, in Peru, 565-70
and nuclear proliferation, 170-71 Slovenia, democracy in, 560-63
Patriot missile, 581-88 Smart, Christopher, “Amid the Ruins,
People’s Republic of China (PRC), and Arms Makers Raise New Threats,” 349-
arms sales, 379-96; and nuclear prolif- 64
eration, 171, 202-3; relations with Hong South Africa, 106-13; and communism,
Kong, 105-06 570-74
Peru, and Shining Path insurgency, 565- “Soviet Coup and the Benefits of Break-
70 down,” by Stephen Miller, 69-85
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Spector, Leonard S., “Nuclear Prolifera- ment, 423-25; and Japan, 491-503, 505-
tion in the Middle East,” 181-98; re- 10, 511-16; and libertarianism, 113-23;
sponse, 597-99, 600-04 and the Middle East, 41-56; and NATO,
Strausz-Hupé, Robert, 11-21, 443-46; “A 417-22; and the Soviet coup, 79-85
Vindication of Containment,” 423-25; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
“The Balance of Tomorrow [1957],” 5-9 (USSR), 5, 7; and Angola, 57-62, 66-68;
“Supply-Side Controls on Nuclear Prolif- and German partnership, 281-84; mili-
eration,” by Jean-Francois Rioux, 163- tary, 87-103; and nuclear proliferation,
65 170-71, 206-09
Syria, and nuclear proliferation, 189-90; Uzbekistan, 258, 262-63
and support for Kurdish terrorists, 576-
78 “A Vindication of Containment,” by Rob-
ert Strausz-Hupé, 423-25
Tajikistan, 258, 260-62 Voice of America (VOA), 23-24, 33-34, 38
“Target Japan as America’s Economic
Foe,” by Edward A. Olsen, 491-503 Western radio broadcasts, and the Soviet
Thailand, and Chinese weapons, 383-84 empire, 25-28; and U.S. foreign policy,
“Third World Communists May Yet Rule,” 37-39, 450-54
by John Rees, 565-79 Weitz, Richard, “The Reagan Doctrine
“Towards a Post-Soviet Army,” by John Defeated Moscow in Angola,” 57-68
W.R. Lepingwell, 87-103 “What Nuclear Strategy for Post-Cold War
Turkey, and Kurdish terrorists, 574-79 Europe?” by Beatrice Heuser, 211-25
Turkmenistan, 258, 264 “Why Spy — and How — in the 1990s?”
by Bruce D. Berkowitz and Allan E.
United States of America, 5, 8-9, 11-13; Goodman, 269-80
and Angola, 59, 65, 68; and the Bal- “Will an EC Currency Harm Outsiders?”
kans, 563-64; and European monetary by Richard N. Cooper, 517-29
union, 519-20, 524, 529; and nuclear
disarmament, 229; and nuclear prolif- Xiang, Lanxin, “IsG ermin athen Weyst or
eration, 171; and Quebec separatism, in Central Europe?” 411-22
537, 541-43
United States foreign policy, and chemi- Young, Thomas-Durrell, “The Need for
cal weapons, 251; and Chinese weap- NATO-Europe’s Substrategic Nuclear
ons sales, 391-96; and CIS military-in- Weapons,” 227-38
dustrial complex, 363-64; and contain-
Brief Book Reviews
Americas Watch. Peru under Fire: man Rights in Developing Coun-
Human Rights since the Return tries, 610
to Democracy, 642 Arnold, Guy. Wars in the Third
Andrianopoulos, Gerry Argyris. World since 1945, 296
Kissinger and Brzezinski: The
NSC and the Struggle for Con- Balfour-Paul, Glen. The End of Em-
trol of U.S. National Security pire in the Middle East: Britain’s
Policy, 623 Relinquishment of Power in Her
Anthony, Ian, ed. Arms Export Regu- Last Three Arab Dependencies, 148
lations, 293 Barkey, Henri. The State and Indus-
Arat, Zehra F. Democracy and Hu- trialization Crisis in Turkey, 135
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Barone, Michael, and Grant Ujifusa, Burke, S.M., and Lawrence Ziring.
eds. The Almanac of American Pakistan’s Foreign Policy: An His-
Politics 1992, 137 torical Analysis, 315
Bergsten, C. Fred, ed. International
Adjustment and Financing: The Chalmers, Douglas A., and Maria de
Lessons of 1985-1991, 465 Carmo, eds. The Right and Dem-
Betancourt, Ernesto. Revolutionary ocracy in Latin America, 488
Strategy: A Handbook for Prac- Chandler, David P. The Tragedy of
titioners, 487 Cambodian History: Politics, War
Bhaghwati, Jagdish. The World Trad- and Revolution since 1945, 485
ing System at Risk, 300 Chidester, David. Religions of South
Borge, Tomas. The Patient Impa- Africa, 636
tience: From Boybood to Guerrilla: Chilcote, Ronald H. Amilcar Cabral’s
A Personal Narrative of Nica- Revolutionary Theory and Prac-
ragua’s Struggle for Liberation, tice: A Critical Guide, 479
642 Chirot, Daniel, ed. The Crisis of
Borthwick, Mark. Pacific Century: Leninism and the Decline of the
The Emergence of Modern Pacific Left: The Revolutions of 1989, 144
Asia, 639 Chomsky, Noam. Deterring Democ-
Bradnock, Robert. India’s Foreign racy, 139
Policy Since 1971, 314 Clifford, Clark, with Richard
Brady, Linda. The Politics of Negotia- Holbrooke. Counsel to the Presi-
tion: America’s Dealings with Al- dent: A Memoir, 139
lies, Adversaries, and Friends, 304 Clough, Michael. Fraet eLas t? U.S.
Brandon, Henry. Jn Search of a New Policy Toward Africa and the End
World Order: The Future of U.S.- of the Cold War, 635
European Relations, 612 Codevilla, Angelo. Informing State-
Brement, Marshall. Reaching Out to craft: Intelligence for aN ew Cen-
Moscow: From Confrontation to tury, 615
Cooperation, 626 Cohen, Raymond. Negotiating
Breslauer, George W., and Philip E. Across Cultures: Communica-
Tetlock, eds. Learning in U.S. and tions Obstacles in International
Soviet Foreign Policy, 291 Diplomacy, 129
Broad, William J. Teller’s War: The Cohen, Stephen. Cowboys and
Top-Secret Story bebind the Star Samurai, 154
Wars Deception, 617 Colclough, Christopher and James
Brown, Charles J., and Armando M. Manor, eds. Staotr Mearksets ?
Lago. The Politics of Psychiatry in Neo-Liberalism and the Develop-
Revolutionary Cuba, 159 ment Policy Debate, 467
Brown, J.F. Surge of Freedom: The Conquest, Robert. Stalin: Breakero f
End of CommunisRutl e in Eastern Nations, 473
Europe, 147 Constante, Lena. L’évasion silen-
Brown., Michael E. Flying Blind: The cieuse: Trois mille jours seule dans
Politics oft he U.S. Strategic Bomber les prisons roumains, 624
Program, 615 Cossolotto, Matthew. The Almanac
Burck, Gordon M., and Charles C. of Transatlantic Politics, 1991-
Flowerree. International Hand- 1992, 141
book on Chemical Weapons Prolif- Cragg, Kenneth. The Arab Christian:
eration, 295 A Historyi n the Middle East, 476
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Cviic, Christopher. Remaking the Fowler, William M., Jr., Under Two
Balkans, 308 Flags: The American Navy in the
Civil War, 132
Daedalus, Spring 1992. The Exitf rom Frieden, Jeffry. Debt, Development,
Communism, 610 and Democracy: Modern Political
Daniels, Robert V. Trotsky, Stalin, Economy and Latin America,
and Socialism, 627 1965-85, 317
Davis, R. Hunt, Jr., ed. Apartheid Un- Fukuyama, Francis. The End of His-
ravels, 635 tory and the Last Man, 458
Demchak, Chris C. Military Organi- Fuller, Graham E. The “Center oft he
zations, Complex Machines, 295 Universe”: The Geopolitics of Iran,
de Villiers, Marq. Down the Volga: A 309; The Democracy Trap:
Journey through Mother Russia in Perils of the Post-Cold War World,
a Time of Troubles, 626 457
Dietrich, William S. Jn the Shadow of Fuller, William C., Jr. Strategy and
the Rising Sun: The Political Roots Poweri n Russia 1600-1914, 627
of American Economic Decline,
156 Garfinkle, Adam. Israel and Jordan
Drysdale, Alasdair, and Raymond A. in the Shadow of War: Functional
Hinnebusch. Syria and the Middle Ties and Futile Diplomacy in a
East Peace Process, 312 Small Place, 631
Duncan, Phil. Politics in America Garment, Suzanne. Scandal: The
1992: The 102nd Congress, 137 Culture of Mistrust in American
Politics, 140
Ehrenhalt, Alan. The United States of Gartoff, Raymond L. Deterrence and
Ambition: Politicians, Power and the Revolution in Soviet Military
the Pursuit of Office, 472 Doctrine, 130
Elazar, Daniel J.,ed. Federal Systems George, Alexander I. Forceful Per-
of the World: A Handbook of Fed- suasion: Coercive Diplomacy as
eral, Confederal and Autonomy an Alternative to War, 459
Arrangements, 611 Gillespie, Charles Guy. Negotiating
Ellis, Stephen, and Tsepo Sechaba. Democracy: Politicians and Gen-
Comrades against Apartheid: The erals in Uruguay, 486
ANC and the South African Com- Gillingham, John. Coal, Steel and the
munist Party in Exile, 480 Rebirth of Europe, 1945-1955:
The Germans and French From
Feinberg, Richard, and Ratchik Avakov. Rubr Conflict to Economic Com-
From Confrontation to Co- munity, 142
operation? U.S. and Soviet Aid to Gonzalez, Luis E. Political Structures
Developing Countries, 134 and Democracy in Uruguay, 486
Feste, Karen A. Plans for Peace: Ne- Goodman, Melvin A. Gorbachev's
gotiation and the Arab-Israeli Retreat: The Third World, 146
Conflict, 478 Gordon, April A., and Donald L. Gor-
Fierman, William, ed. Soviet Central don, eds. Understanding Contem-
Asia: The Failed Transformation, porary Africa, 637
Bran) Gore, Al. Earth in the Balance: Ecol-
Fischer, David. Stopping the Spread ogy and the Human Spirit, 458
of Nuclear Weapons: The Past and
the Prospects, 616 Haas, Richard, and Oliver Knox, eds.
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Policies of Thatcherism, 143 Inglis, Fred. The Cruel Peace: Every-
Hahn, Dwight R. The Divided World day Life in the Cold War, 288
of the Bolivian Andes: A Structural International Institute for Strategic
View of Domination and Resis- Studies. The Military Balance,
tance, 318 1991-1992, 463
Hanlon, Joseph. Mozambique: Who loanid, Radu. The Sword of the Arch-
Calls the Shots? 152 angel: Fascist Ideology in Roma-
Harding, Harry. A Fragile Relation- nia, 474
ship: The United States and China
Since 1972, 483 Jacobson, Gary C. The Electoral Ori-
Harwood, Richard C., et al. Citizens gins of Divided Government:
and Politics: A View from Main Competition in U.S. House Elec-
Street America, 138 tions, 1946-1988, 140
Haus, Leah. Globalizing GATT: The Jacquet, Pierre, and Frangoise
Soviet Union’s Successor States, Nicolas. Petrole: Crises, Marches,
Eastern Europe, and the Interna- Politiques, 134
tional Trading System, 465 James, Martin W., III. A Political His-
Heiduk, Gunter, and Kozo Yama- torofy th e Civil War in Angola,
mura, eds. Technological Compe- 1974-1990, 479
tition and Interdependence, 136 Janz, Wes, and Vickie Abrahamson,
Hellinger, Daniel C. Venezuela: Tar- eds. War ofthe Words: The Gulf
nished Democracy, 318 War Quote By Quote, 312
Hirschman, Albert O. The Rhetoric of Johnston, William M. Celebrations:
Reaction: Perversity, Futility, Jeop- The Cult of Anniversaries in Eu-
ardy, 129 rope and the United States Today,
Hodges, Donald C. Argentina's 142
“Dirty War”: An Intellectual Biog- Jowitt, Ken. New World Disorder:
raphy, 316 The Leninist Extinction, 613
Hollander, Paul. Anti-Americanism:
Critiques at Home and Abroad, Kaldor, Mary, ed. Europe From Be-
1965-1990, 301 low, 145
Holsti, Kalevi J. Peace and War: Kaminski, Bartomeij. The Collapse of
Armed Conflicts and Interna- State Socialism: The Case ofP o-
tional Order 1648-1989, 616 land, 144
Hoopes, Townsend, and Douglas Kanet, Roger E., and Edward A.
Brinkley. Driven Patriot, 622 Kolodziej, eds. The Cold War as
Horowitz, Donald L., and Gérard Cooperation, 287
Noiriel, eds. Immigrants in Two Kapstein, Ethan. The Political Eco-
Democracies: French and Ameri- nomy of National Security: A Glo-
can Experience, 611 bal Perspective, 467
Hoskin, Marilyn. New Immigrants Kedourie, Elie. Democracy and Arab
and Democratic Society: Minority Political Culture, 629
Integration in Democratic Societ- Kemp, Geoffrey. The Control of the
ies, 611 Middle East Arms Race, 310
Howard, Michael. The Lessons of His- Kersten, Krystyna. The Establishment
tory, 128 of Communist Rule in Poland,
Hudson, Mark, et al., eds. Who's Who 1943-1948, 623
In European Politics, 292 Khalaf, Issa. Politics in Palestine:
Arab Factionalism and Social Dis-
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integration, 1939-1948, 311 Schlemmer, eds. Transition to De-
Khan, Riaz M. Untying the Afghan mocracy: Policy Perspectives
Knot: Negotiating Soviet With- 1991, 636
drawal, 628 Lehman-Wilzig, Sam N. Wildfire:
Kirkpatrick, Jeane J. The Withering Grassroots Revolts in Israel in the
Awaofy t he Totalitarian State . . . Post-Socialist Era, 634
and Otber Surprises, 290 Lemco, Jonathan. Canada and the
Kohl, Wilfrid, ed. After the Oil Price Crisis in Central America, 157
Collapse, 133 Libby, Ronald T. Protecting Markets:
Kohli, Atul. Democracy and Discon- US Policy and the World Grain
tent: India’s Growing Crisis of Trade, 619
Governability, 313 Lindsay, James M. Congress and
Kolars, John F., and William A. Nuclear Weapons, 302
Mitchell. The Eupbrates River and Lissakers, Karin. Banks, Borrowers,
the Southeast Anatolia Develop- and the Establishment, 297
ment Project, 310 Lynch, Edward A. Religion and Poli-
Korn, David A. Stalemate: The War tics in Latin America: Liberation
of Attrition and Great Power Diplo- Theology and Christian Democ-
macy in the Middle East, 1967- racy, 159
1970, 634
Krause, Lawrence, and Kim Kihwan, Mangold, Tom. Cold Warrior—
eds. Liberalization in the Process James Jesus Angleton: The CIA's
of Economic Development, 466 Master Spy Hunter, 462
Krepon, Michael, and Dan Caldwell, Mashinini, Emma. Strikes Have Fol-
eds. The Politics of Arms Control lowed Me All My Life: A South Afri-
Treaty Ratification, 470 can Autobiography, 153
Krugman, Paul, ed. Trade with Ja- Mayer, Ann Elizabeth. Islam and
pan: Has the Door Opened Wider? Human Rights: Tradition and
639 Politics, 148
Kryzanek, Michael J. Leaders, Lead- Mayer, Kenneth R. The Political
ership, and U.S. Policy in Latin Economy of Defense Contracting,
America, 6A1 4rd
Kunert, Dirk. Glasnost: New Think- McColm, R. Bruce, ed. Freedom in
ing and the ANC-SACP Alliance, the World: Political Rights and
152 Civil Liberties, 1990-1991, 127
McGurn, William. Perfidious Albion:
Lardy, Nicholas R. Foreign Trade The Abandonment of Hong Kong
and Economic Reform in China, 1997, 484
1978-1991, 638 Meier, Gerald, ed. Politics and Policy
Larrain, Felipe, and Marcelo Making in Developing Countries,
Selowsky, eds. The Public Sector 299
and the Latin American Crisis, 487 Miller, Morris. Debt and the Environ-
Lavy, Victor, and Eliezer Sheffer. For- ment: Converging Crises, 618
eign Aid and Economic Develop- Miyanaga, Kuniko. The Creative
ment in the Middle East, 133 Edge: Emerging Individualism in
Lawson, Fred H. The Social Origins Japan, 154
of Egyptian Expansionism During Moore, John Norton, ed. The Arab-
the Mubammad ‘Ali Period, 633 Israeli Conflict, Volume 4: The Dif-
Lee, Robin, and Lawrence Sicult Search for Peace (1975-
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1988), 309 1989: A Special Kind ofP olitics,
Morris, Benny. 1948 and After: Is- 317
rael and the Palestinians, 632 Pearlstein, Richard M. The Mind of
Moshaver, Ziba. Nuclear Weapons the Political Terrorist, 613
Proliferation in the Indian Sub- Pelletiere, Stephen C. The Iran-Iraq
continent, 315 War: Chaos in a Vacuum, 630
Mullenheim-Rechberg, Baron Bur- Perkins, Dwight, and Michael
kard von. Battleship Bismarck: A Roemer, eds. Reforming Eco-
Survivor's Story, 294 nomic Systems in Developing
Munro, Neil. The Quick and the Countries, 620
Dead: Electronic Combat and Piccirelli, Annette, ed. International
Modern Warfare, 296 Research Centers Directory, 1992-
3. 6th Edition, 128
Nekrich, Alexander. Forsake Fear: Pickett, James, and Hans Singer. To-
Memoirs of a Historian, 145 wards Economic Recovery in Sub-
Nelson, Joan. Encouraging Democ- Sabaran Africa, 153
racy: What Role for Conditioned Pinder, John. The European Com-
Aid? 618 munity: The Building of a Union,
Nixon, Richard. Seize the Moment: 290
America’s Challenge in a One-Su- Pitsvada, Bernard T. The Senate,
perpower World, 460 Treaties, and National Security,
Nuechterlein, Donald E. America 1945-74, 471
Recommitted: United States Na- Posen, Barry R. Inadvertent Escala-
tional Interests in a Restructured tion: Conventional War and
World, 301 Nuclear Risks, 460
Prados, John. Keepers of the Keys: A
Oberdorfer, Don. The Turn: From History of the National Security
the Cold Warto a New Era. The Council from Truman to Bush,
United States and the Soviet Union, 131
1983-1990, 289 Pravda, Alex, ed. Yearbook of Soviet
Odom, William E. On Internal War: Foreign Relations: 1991 Edition,
American and Soviet Approaches 475
to Third World Clients and Insur-
gents, 463 Rabinovich, Itamar. The Road Not
Oldenburg, Philip, ed. India Brief- Taken: Early Arab-Israeli Nego-
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O'Toole, G.J.A. Honorable Treach- Ratesh, Nestor. Romania: The En-
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from the American Revolution to fora New World Order: The Mik-
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Ovendale, Ritchie, The Origins of the 294
Arab-Israeli Wars, 632 Robinson, Linda. Intervention or Ne-
glect: The U.S. and Central
Packenham, Robert A. The Depen- America beyond the 1980s, 157
dency Movement: Scholarship and Roett, Riordan, ed. Mexico's External
Politics in Development Studies, Relations in the 1990s, 158
640 Roherty, James M. State Security in
Pardo-Maurer, R. 7he Contras, 1980- South Africa: Civil-Military Rela-
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tions under P.W. Botha, 482 America’s Hostages in Iran and
Rosen, Stephen Peter. Winning the the Election of Ronald Reagan, 304
Next War: Innovation and the Simon, Gerhard. Nationalism and
Modern Military, 297 Policy Toward the Nationalities in
Rosenberg, Jerry M. The New Europe: the Soviet Union, 307
AnA to Z Compendium on the Eu- Simons, Thomas W., Jr. Eastern Eu-
ropean Community, 143 rope in the Postwar World, 472
Rummel, R.J. China’s Bloody Cen- Smith, Martin. Burma: Insurgency
tury: Genocide and Mass Murder and the Politics of Ethnicity, 637
since 1900, 483 Smith, Wayne S., ed. The Russians
Aren't Coming: New Soviet Policy
St. John, Ronald Bruce. The Foreign in Latin America, 643
Policy of Peru, 641 Smooha, Sammy. Arabs and Jews in
Santoro, Carlo Maria. Diffidence and Israel. Volume 1: Conflicting and
Ambition: The Intellectual Sources Shared Attitudes in a Divided So-
of U.S. Foreign Policy, 469 ciety. Volume 2: Change and
Schatz, Jaff. The Generation: The Continuity in Mutual Intolerance,
Rise and Fall of the Jewish Com- 628
munists of Poland, 306 Snow, Donald M. The Shape of the
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., The Dis- Future: The Post-Cold War World,
uniting ofA merica: Reflections on 289
a Multicultural Society, 621 Snyder, Jack. Myths of Empire: Do-
Schneider, Peter. The German Com- mestic Politics and International
edy: Scenes of the Life After the Ambition, 291
Wail, 307 Sobchak, Anatoly. For aN ew Russia:
Schofield, Richard. Kuwait and Iraq: The Mayor of St. Petersburg’s Own
Historical Claims and Historical Story of the Struggle for Justice and
Disputes, 149 Democracy, 305
Seale, Patrick. Abu Nidal: A Gun For Soros, George. Underwriting De-
Hire, 475 mocracy, 474
Shalev, Aryeh. The Intifada: Causes Sprinzak, Ehud. The Ascendance of
and Effects, 630 Israel’s Radical Right, 477
Sharp, Gene. Civilian-BaseDde - Staar, Richard F., and Margit N.
fense: A Post-Military Weapons Grigory, eds. Yearbook of Inter-
System, 461 national Communist Affairs,
Shepherd, George,Jr . Effective Sanc- 1991: Parties and Revolutionary
tions on South Africa, 151 Movements, 293
Shepard, Robert B. Nigeria, Africa Stadiem, William. Too Rich: The High
and the United States From Life and Tragic Death of King
Kennedy to Reagan, 481 Farouk, 150
Shevardnadze, Eduard. The Future Stahl, Shelly A., and Geoffery Kemp,
Belongs to Freedom, 306 eds. Arms Control and Weapon
Shimko, Keith L. Images and Arms Proliferation in the Middle East
Control: Perceptions of the Soviet and South Asia, 614
Union in the Reagan Administra- Stillman, Norman A. The Jews ofA rab
tion, 622 Lands in Modern Times, 631
Shimoni, Yaacov. Biographical Dic- Sung, Yun-wing. The China-Hong
tionary of the Middle East, 629 Kong Connection: The Key to
Sick, Gary. October Surprise: China’s Open Door Policy, 638
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