The Round Table 1999: Vol 88 Index

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THE ROUND TABLE
Volume LXXXVIII — 1999
Numbers 349-352
INDEX
Vote: Article titles are in bold type, book titles in italic type and authors’ names in CAPITALS.
Book reviews are indexed under author and subject only. Alphabetical arrangement is word-by-
word, ignoring prepositions, etc. and abbreviations and acronyms are treated as ordinary words
Roman page numbers refer to editorial pages and the relevant months are indicated in parentheses
A bacha, Sani, 166, 380 Anyaoku, Emeka: achievements (April)
ABADI, JACOB, New Zealand-Israeli xiil; on financial markets, 53-5; good
relations: the political and economic offices role, 503; Guyanese
imperatives, 461-82 negotiations, 391, 555—6; honorary
aboriginal peoples: Australia, 180-1, 379, degree, 567; meetings and speeches,
712; Canada, 390, 554 136-7, 394; on military rule, xi (April);
Abubakar, Abdulsalami, 16-17, 380, 535, and Nigeria, 17, 547; on Sierra Leone,
547-8, 549 167; successors, 28, 393, 504-5, iv
Africa: Anglo-French rivalry, 385; books (Oct.); World Bank talks, 394;
on, 139-40, 359, 360-1, 530-1, 708 mentioned, 70, 549
10; Montgomery on, 181; see also ANYAOKU, EMEKA, The missing
particular countries headlines selected speeches, 136-7
Ahidjo, Ahmadou, 288, 289, 291, 292-3 ANZUS, 465, 472, 486
aid, 123, 139, 145, 167-8, 388-9, 393 apartheid, 109-21, 139-40, iv, xiii (April)
AIDS, 382, 552-3 APEC, 175, 341
ALDRICH, ROBERT and CONNELL, Arab/Israeli war, 464
JOHN, The last colonies, 697-9 Arafat, Yasser, 314, 317-18, 319, 320, 474
Alesana, Tofilau Eti, 180, 379 Argentina, 133-5, 174, 556-7
Amery, Leo, 510 arms trade, 592
ANC: election success, 552, 11 (Oct), 622-3;~ Arthur, Owen, 172
foreign policy, 590, 621-8;> and sports ASEAN: and Australia, 339-40
sanctions, 117-18 Ashcroft, Michael, 555
Andersen, Chris, 551 Asia: and Australia, 333-46;
Anglophone and francophone authoritarianism, 229-40; books on,
nationalisms in Cameroon (FANSO), 140-1, 361-2, 532, 710-11; economy,
281—96 40, 229-40; financial crisis, 41-2, 53-4,
Angola, 72, 383, 550 55-6, 58; see also particular countries
Anguilla, 390 Association for Commonwealth Studies,
Annual Register, ii—iti (April), 51 3- 30-2, xvi (April)
Antarctica, 487, 488, 494 Association of Small Island States, 398
Antigua and Barbuda, 23, 391 Astor, Nancy, 682, 691-3
Anwar Ibrahim, 1 1—12, 175, 340-1, 385-6, Atleee, Clement, vii (April), 188, 189-91,
557 192, 194
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Aung San Suu Kyi, 78, 79, 81, 83-5, 90 Bevin, Ernest, vii (April), 174,
Australia: aboriginal issues, 180-1, 379, 330
712; army, 380; and Asia, 3 3 3-46: ; BHALA, KARA TAN, The twilight of the
books on, 141-2, 362-3, 53 2-3, 711 despots, 229-40
12; constitution referendum, 379, 565 Bhutto, Benazir, 177, 242, 389, 560
6; and East Timor, 380; economy, 566; Biko, Steve, 171
elections, 26, 337-8, 380; foreign Bird, Lester, 23, 391
policy, 333-46, 380; Northern Biwott, Nicholas, 167
Territory, 26—7; One Nation Party, 336 Biya, Paul, 293, 549
8, 380; and Papua New Guinea, 25; Black, Conrad, 554
racism, 26, 336-8; regional leadership, Blackstone, Lady Tessa, 223-5
27; republicanism, 180, 565-6; tax Blair, Tony: attitudes to Commonwealth, xv
reforms, 26 (April), 499-500; on Commonwealth
Azizah Ismail, 386 Development Corporation, 7, 124; in
Aznar, Jose Maria, 392 South Africa, 170-1; talks with Menem,
Bahamas, 23 24; mentioned, 13, 17, 51, 385, 392
Baker, Herbert, 690 Boesak, Rev. Allan, 384—5
Balfour, Arthur, 327 Bolger, Jim, 477
Banana, Canaan, 169-70 Bonner, Neville, 181
Bancoult, Louis, 378 books: Book Reviews, 133-8, 347-57,
Bandaranaike, Anura, 271, 273-4, 275-6 519-28, 695-703; Commonwealth
Bandaranaike, Felix Dias, 271, 272 Bookshelf, 139-44, 359-65, 529-34,
Bandaranaike, S. W. R. D., 241; 707-14
assassination, 264-5; family BOSCO, ANDREA and MAY, ALEX
background, 244, 246, 247-55; and (eds), The Round Table: the
independence negotiations, 98, 99, 100, empire/Commonwealth and British
105, 106, 107; political career, 255-66 foreign policy, 519-21
Bandaranaike, Sir Solomon Dias, 246, 248 BOSTON, JONATHAN, et al., From
50, 254-6, 259 campaign to coalition: New Zealand's
Bandaranaike, Sirimavo, 242—5, 246, 265 first general election under
7J7i9 proportional representation, 523-5
Bangladesh: anti-government alliance, 178; Botha, P. W., 20, 171, 553
Chittagong Hills, 562; corruption, 15 Botswana, 22, 361, 385
16; flooding, 15; globalization effects, Bouchard, Lucien, 22
570-1; and India, 562; Islamic Bougainville Reconciliation Government,
extremism, 178; legal case reopened, 179
15; poverty, 390 Boutros-Ghali, Boutros, 219, 567
Bani, John Bernard, 379 Brand, Robert, 678, 685-6, 691, 693
Barbados, 172-3 BRAY, MARK and STEWARD, LUCY
Basson, Wouter, 385 (eds), Examination systems in small
Bazra, Riaz, 389 states, 701-3
Beaton, Leonard, xii (April) British Empire, 350—1, 519-21; beliefs
Beazley, Kim, 26, 566 about, 677; books on, 529-30, 531;
Belize, 23-4, 555 evolution into Commonwealth, 679-80;
Ben Gurion, David, 329, 462, 463 military culture, 355-6
Bermuda, 23 The British reaction to Zionism: 1895 to
BETTS, RAYMOND, Decolonization, the 1990s (ZAKHEIM), 321-32
697-9 British Virgin Islands, 555
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Chan Choi-hei, 639
Brook, Sir Norman, 189, 192 CHAN, STEPHEN, Troubled pluralisms:
Brown, Gordon, 6—7, 566 pondering an Indonesian movement
BROWN, GORDON, New global for Zimbabwe and Zambia, 61—76
Chan Wi-yip, Albert, 639, 640, 642, 650
structures for the new global age, 39
Charet, Jean, 22
50
Charles, Prince of Wales, 392-3
Brunei, 12
Chaudry, Mahendra, 562-3
Burma/Myanmar: government a la mode
Chavunduka, Mark, 168-9, 383
- from SLORC to SPDC
Chee Soon Juan, 387
(MATTHEWS), 77-96
Cheung, Anthony, 639, 640, 642, 649, 650
Buthelezi, Mangosuthu, 22
Cheung Tze-keung, 13
Butler, R. A., 211
children, 14, 29-30
Chiluba, Frederick: Angola agreement, 550
‘able, Vincent, 57-9 coup attempts against, 69-72; and
aldecott, Sir Andrew, 98, 246, 258 Mandela, 72; opposition petition
‘ameroon: elections, 293; nationalisms, against, 168; peace negotiations, 551;
281-96; and Nigeria, 549; rainforests, studies, 65; successors, 67, 73-4, 75
394; reunification, 290-5 China: authoritarianism, 231-2; financial
anada: aboriginal issues, 390, 554; books stability, 57; foreign relations, 13, 25,
on, 143, 364, 534, 712-13; budget and
economy, 34—5, 172, 390, 554; Chinese: in Mauritius, 298, 300
constitutional change, v (April); Chirac, Jacques, 385, 493
elections, 22, 390, 554; foreign policy, CHOGM: Auckland, xxiv—xxvii (April);
521-2;+ homosexual marriage, 554; character and venue, i (Oct.); duration,
$04, 1 (Oct.); Durban, 181-2, xv
political leaders, 172; political parties,
(April), 393, i-vi (Oct.), 579, 584;
22; republicanism, 172
Edinburgh, 7, xv (April), 203, 506, 570
‘anada and the Commonwealth Business
571; Gleneagles Agreement, 115;
Forum (MARTIN), 33-8
Harare, xxii—-xxiv (April); India, xiv
apital punishment: Caribbean, 554—5
(April); informality, 28; landmark
capitalism: Papal criticism, 9-10
summits, 570; Ottawa (1973), 503;
aplan, Pat, 31 South Africa, 28; weekend retreats, iv
aribbean: books on, 143-4, 364-5, 534 v (Oct.), 503-4
713-14; capital punishment, 554-5; Chongwe, Roger, 67-9, 70-1
hurricanes, 23-4; vulnerability, 409, Chretien, Jean, 172, 554
410 Chrysostomis, Yiannakis, 391 +
ARICOM, 143, 555-6 Churchill, Winston, ix (April), 191
aruana, Peter, 174, 392, 556 329, 330
‘astro, Fidel, 21 citizenship: in multicultural society, 449
Ceylon: colonial rule, 243-59; 60; Overseas Territories, 377
independence, 97—108, 259; Tamil Clark, Helen, 379
minorities, 102—3, 104, 2 5o3s ; see als’o Sr. i Clark, Joe, 22, 172
Clerides, Glafcos, | 72
Lanka ]
climatic change, 488, 491-3
‘eylon's (Sri Lanka's) passage to
Clinton, Bill, 177, 315-16, 320, 561
independence (WILSON), 97-108
CMAG: Cook's absence, 499; future role, v
‘hagos Islanders, 20, 377-8
(Oct.), 536-7, 574-5; on Nigeria, 17
‘hamberlain, Joseph, 322
535; remit, xxvi (April), 506; on
‘hamberlain, Neville, 329-30
Sierra Leone, 381, 536
Chan, Anson, 387
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cold war, iii (April), 110, 111, 194 The Commonwealth: looking ahead
colonialism, books on, 532 (McKINNON), 581-4
Common citizenship in a multicultural The Commonwealth at the turn of the
society (PAREKH), 449-60 century (SOBHAN), 569-79
Commonwealth: active involvement in, Commonwealth Bookshelf (EVANS),
578; anti-apartheid campaign, xiii 139-44, 359-65, 529-34, 707-14
(April); appeasement policy, 693-4; Commonwealth Business Council, 27-8,
attitudes to, 201-2, 205-6, 394, 572-3; 148, vi (Oct.), 571, 577, 675-6
as British ‘club’, ix—xii (April); Commonwealth Business Council
Britishness, xv—xvii (April), 187; (SCARLETT), 675-6
consensus-building role, xxvii (April); Commonwealth Business Forum, 675-6
dominant personalities, x—xi (April); Commonwealth Consultative Group on the
education about, 501-2; election Environment, 394—5
observer missions, 165, 166, 391, 503, The Commonwealth Countries League
(GROVES), 669-73
(April), 679-80; expert groups, 54, 55; Commonwealth Day, 182, 581, 584
expulsions from, 202-3; financial Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General,
professionals in, 577; flexibility, 445; 29
funding, xvi (April), 200-1, 205-6, Commonwealth Development Corporation,
502-3, vi (Oct.), 575-6; future role and 7, 123-32, 515-18
priorities, 504—7, 576-9, 581-4; Commonwealth Education Ministers, 501—2
growth, 446; head, viii (April), 195-6; Commonwealth Fair, 673
image building, 575; India's role, xiii Commonwealth Fellowships, 30
xiv (April), 394, 445-8, 500; island Commonwealth Finance Ministers, 27-8,
states, 423-31; members see individual 51, 145-vi 8(Ap,ril ) , Vv (Oct.),
countries; membership, iii-ix (April); 33
membership benefits, 447; membership Commonwealth Foundation, 573
criteria, Xv, xxi (April); NGOs, 577; Commonwealth Fund for Technical
organization and governance, 583-4; Cooperation, 28, 147, 206, 502, 571,
organizations within, 582; pillars 573-4, 577, 583
supporting, 581-2; principles, xxi—xxvii Commonwealth Games, 29
(April), 506, 570, 578-9, 583; public Commonwealth Goodwill Ambassadors,
awareness of, 497-507; readmission to, 575
380, 535-6, 547; regional economic Commonwealth Heads of Government
groupings, 576; relations within, v, x meetings, see CHOGM
(April), 186-7, 195; role and Commonwealth Health Ministers, 29
achievements, xxvi—xxvii (April), 202 Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative,
5; sanctions against South Africa, 114 169
15; size, 195; small states, 147, xvii Commonwealth Institute, 659-62
(April) 193, 203, i-v (July), 397-402, Commonwealth Investment Guarantee
403-22, 423-31, 571-2; special Agency, 147-8
membership, i—ii (July), 378; UK Commonwealth island states in the global
attitudes to, xv—xvii (April), 394, 498- information society (YEQMANS),
500, 502, 505; unity and flexibility, 423-31
185-97;unofficial networks, 572-3, The Commonwealth and its Secretariat
575; value, 578; weaknesses, 205-6; (MAUD), 199-206
withdrawals from, \-vi (April); and Commonwealth Law Ministers, 393
World Bank, 394 Commonwealth of Learning, 205, 663-7
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The Commonwealth of Learning CONNELL, JOHN, see ALDRICH,
(MacDONALD), 663-7 ROBERT
Commonwealth Lecture, 394 constitution: multicultural society, 450-1
Commonwealth London Declaration, iii—iv Convention on the Regulation of Antarctic
(April) Mineral Resource Activities
Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group, (CRAMRA), 487
see CMAG Cook Islands, 564
Commonwealth Ministerial Group on Small Cook, Robin, 174, 181, 202, 377, 380, 385,
States, 147, i, iv (July) 392, 499
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, COOPER, ANDREW F., Canadian foreign
29, xv (April) policy, 521-2
Commonwealth Parliamentary Conferences, corruption: globalization, 146
ii (April) Costello, Peter, 566
Commonwealth Partnership for Technology COULON, JOCELYN, Soldiers of
Management, 204, 205 diplomacy, 695-6
Commonwealth Press Union, 28 Council for Education in World
Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ Meetings, Citizenship, 209-11, 217
ii, vi-vii (April), 185-97 culture: multicultural society, 455-8
Commonwealth Private Finance Initiative, currencies, international, 5—6
147 currency speculation 8
Commonwealth Science Council, 205 Curtis, Lionel, 519-21, 678, 679-81, 687-8
Commonwealth Secretariat: Cyprus: anti-aircraft missiles, 173; books
accommodation, 200; centrality, xii—xiii on, 365, 534, 714; demilitarization, 392;
(April); consultants, 201; economic elections, 174; EU application, 24;
work, 505-6; funding, 505, 573; negotiations, 526-8; peacekeeping in,
Information Programme, 202; 135-6; reunification plan, 24; Russian
personnel, 505; quality, 574; role, 200; arms deal, 391-2; settlement no nearer,
and Unesco, 182; working methods, 556; and Turkey, 556
201; and World Bank, 203
Commonwealth Secretary General, 28, xii Dabengwa, Dumiso, 63—4
xiii (April) Dana, Nana Kwaku, 381
Commonwealth Secretary General Dawson, Geoffrey, 687
candidates for, 393, SO5—S5, iv (Oct.); de Klerk, F. W., 20, 171, 590
challenges, 575-6; good offices role, DE SILVA, K. M., Sri Lanka, 97-108
204, 503, 536; responsibilities, 574; see DE SILVA, K. M., Sri Lanka: the
also Anyaoku Bandaranaikes in the island's politics
Commonwealth Senior Officials, 28 and public life, 241—80
Commonwealth Statement on Apartheid in debt relief, 145-6, 202, 394, 500, 566, 567
Sport, 115 decolonization, 697—9; books on, 139;
Commonwealth studies, 30-2, xvi (April), Cameroon, 282, 284-9; Ceylon, 97
501-2 108; and Commonwealth membership,
Commonwealth Update (INGRAM), 11 ix—x, xi (April), 194—5; and
32, 165-82, 377-95, 547-67 Westminster model, xv (April)
Commonwealth vulnerability index, iii—iv democracy and democratization, 394; Asia,
(July), 398, 401, 403-22 229-40; books on, 139, 140, 359, 360;
Comores, 595-6 Commonwealth role, 506, 577-8, 579,
Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, 15, 493 583; Westminster model, xv—xvii
Congo, war in, 19, 20, 551 (April)
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The Democratic Party in the Hong Kong role, 669-73; Commonwealth of
Special Administrative Region (LO), Learning role, 663-7; girls, 669-73;
635-58 small states, 701-3; UNESCO role,
Denktash, Rauf, 24, 556 217-18, 223-5
developing countries: capital liberalization, Eire, v—vi (April), 525-6, 567
36, 45-6, 54-5; economic development, elections: Anguilla, 390; Antigua, 391;
35-6, 238-9; and globalization, 569-79 Australia, 26, 337—8, 380; Barbados,
Diego Garcia, 20, 377-8 72-3; Belize, 23; Bermuda, 23; British
Virgin Islands, 555; Cameroon, 293;
disease, see AIDS; leprosy; malaria
Canada, 22, 390, 554; Commonwealth
Dixon, Charles, viii (April)
Documentation: Commonwealth Finance
Ministers meeting, 145-8;
Cyprus, 174; Fiji, 179, 562-3; Grenada,
Commonwealth Ministerial Action
173; India, 14, 388; Israel, 313, 319;
Group on the Harare Declaration, 535-7 Kiribati, 180; Lesotho, 21—2; Malawi,
DODD, CLEMENT H., The Cyprus 549-50; Malaysia, 386; Maldive
imbroglio, 526-8 Islands, 16; New Zealand, 523-5;
Dongo, Margaret, 64, 66
Dove, John, 678, 689-90 378; South Africa, 170 ii-iii (Oct.),
Dowiyogo, Bernard, 565 552; Tonga, 379; Turks and Caicos
Duncan, Patrick, 678, 690 Islands, 391; Vanuatu, 379
DUTT, SAGARIKA, The role of Elizabeth II, Queen: Brunei visit, 12:
intellectuals and non-governmental Commonwealth commitment, 196;
organizations in Britain's relations Commonwealth Day message, 182: as
with Unesco, 207-28 Commonwealth head, 578; and Fiji, 24
Enlightenment, 230-1, 232-7
earthquakes, 388 Enter the euro: etc. (Editorial), 5—10
East Asia: economy, 7 environmental issues, 394-5; New
East Timor, 380 Zealand's policies, 483-96; small states,
EASTER, CHRISTOPHER, Small states 399
development: a Commonwealth environmental organizations, international,
Vulnerability Index, 403-22 488-90
Ecevit, Bulent, 556 Esquivel, Manuel, 23
Ecomog, 380-1, 536 Ethnicity and the development of a
economic development: Asia, 229-40; ‘middleman’ economy on Mauritius
Commonwealth activities, 147, 515-18; (SREBRNIK), 297-311
postmodern, 238-9; small states, 399 euro, 5-6
401, 403-22; western model, 237-8 European Court of Human Rights, 392
economic management, corrupt, 146 European Union: currency, 5—6;
economic recession, 40 membership, 24, 174
economy, world, 6-10, 203-4 Evans, Gareth, 335
Edinburgh Economic Declaration, 203 EVANS, GRAHAM, South Africa's
Editorials: The Commonwealth and foreign policy after Mandela, 621-8
small states, i-v (July); Enter the EVANS, JULIE, Commonwealth
euro, etc., 5—10; 1949-1999: fifty Bookshelf, 139-44, 359-65
years of a renewing Commonwealth, Evans, Rusty, 587, 599
i-xxvii (April); Previewing the Falae, Olu, 165, 166
Durban CHOGM, i-vi (Oct.) Falklands Islands, 24, 174, 392-3, 556-7
education: about Commonwealth, 501-2; Falklands war, 133-5
Commonwealth Countries League's
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FANSO, VERKIJIKA G., Anglophone and Gibraltar, 24, 174, 392, 556
francophone nationalisms in Gleneagles Agreement, 115
Cameroon, 281—96 global information society, small states in,
FARLEY, JONATHAN, The Middle East 423-31
peace process: the prospects for giobalization, 675; corruption, 146; and
progress after Wye?, 313-20 developing countries, 569-79; expert
Fatchett, Derek, 178, 387 group, 576; and small states, 582-3
Feature reviews: The future of the Goonetileke, Sir Oliver, 97, 99, 100, 105,
Commonwealth Development 106, 272
Corporation (McWILLIAM), 123-32; Gordon, Pamela, 23
Satisfying the God of the Gore, Al, 175
development community and government: Westminster model, xv—xvii
mammon in the City (McWILLIAM), (April)
515-18 Grenada, 173
Feetham, Richard, 678, 690 Grigg, Sir Edward, 690-1
Fiji, 24-5, 142, 179, 533 GROVES, JENNY, The Commonwealth
financial crisis, 7, 203-4; Asia, 41 Countries League, 669-73
55—6, 58: causes and avoidance, 33 Guggisberg, Sir Gordon, 529
GULLICK, J. M., Rulers and residents
‘ial markets: reform and regulation, influence and power in the Malay
&, 39-50, 51-9 states, 522-3
inancial system, world, 6—10; regulation, 7 Guyana: books on, 143-4; constitutional
9? commission, 173; inter-party dialogue,
fishing: Pacific, 487, 493-4 391, 555-6; rainforest, 205; sustainable
Fletcher, Raphael, 173 development, 353-5
flooding, 15
Forde, Sir Henry, 172 Habibie, B. J., 380
France: colonies, 287; and Mauritius, 306 Hain, Peter, 566
8: nuclear tests, 485, 493 Haiti, 410
Fraser, Malcolm, 394 Hall, George, 102, 104
Fraser, Peter, 191, 193, 463—4, 711 HALL, MARGARET and YOUNG, TOM,
Confronting Leviathan: Mozambique
freedom of information, 393
FRENCH, DAVID, Rethinking the since independenc 356
Hanson, Pauline, 26, 181, 336—8, 339, 380
Commonwealth Institute, 659-62
Harare Declaration, xxii—xxiv (April), 202
3, 506, 570
G7 countries: financial responsibilities, 40-1
Harris, Mike, 554
Gaddafi, Moamer, 171, 384, 553
Harris, Rene, 565
Gambia, 537 Harry Hodson (22 May 1906-27 March
Gandhi, Indira, xiv (April), 242, 276 1999) (WADE-GREY), 509-14
Gandhi, Mahatma, 553 Hasina Wajed, Sheikh, 15
Gandhi, Sonia, 14, 388, 559 Hawke, Bob, 334—5, 340
GATT, 8 health and health care, 29
Gayoom, Maumoon Abdul, 16, 436, 438 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative,
geopolitics, 699-701 145-6, 202, 394, 567
George, Norman, 564 Henry, Sir Geoffrey, 564
George VI, King, iii viii (April), 189, 191, Herzl, Theodore, 322, 323
Herzog, Chaim, 473-4
196
Ghana, 139, xi (April), 381, 549 Hichens, Lionel, 687-9
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Hodson, Harry: obituaries, 183, 509-14 Pakistan 15, viii (April), 177-8, 389
HODSON, HARRY, The Round Table: 90, 560-1; political dynasties, 242;
until the early 1930s, 677-94 political parties, 559; population
Hoggart, Richard, 213, 219-21 growth, 558-9; rhinos, 389; trade, 303-
Holyoake, Keith J., 465, 466, 468 4; train crash, 177, 559; and UK, 187;
Home, Lord Alec Douglas, x (April) and USA, 439; violence and massacres,
Hong Kong: autonomy, 558; Blair and 176--7, 388, 389; water-sharing scheme,
Patten visits, 13; books on, 140; crime, 13; women MPs, 14
13; currency trading, 12-13; India and the Commonwealth
democracy, 231; (SRINIVASAN), 445-8
democratic opposition, 635-58; Indian Ocean: security, 433-44
deportations, 387; economy, 558; Indians: in Mauritius, 298, 302
education, 13; foreign investment, 302;
Indonesia: authoritarianism, 232; East
internationalization, 644—7; newspaper
Timor issue, 380; influence on southern
executives jailed, 176; private members’ Africa, 61-76
bills, 176; privatization, 387-8; right of
information technology: education in, 576;
abode, 558; and UK, 387
and small states, 423-31
Hope, Nicholas C., 56-7
INGRAM, DEREK: A much too timid
HOULIHAN, BARRIE, see KEECH,
Commonwealth, 497-507;
MARC
Commonwealth Update, | |—32, 165
Howard, John, 25, 26; constitutional
preamble, 379; foreign policy, 336, 82, 377-95, 547-67
340-1; reaction to Hanson, 337-8; on International Court of Justice, 352-3
republicanism, 180, 566 International Declaration Against
Hughes, Hubert, 390 Apartheid, 116
human rights, 29, 202-3; books on, 707; INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
children, 29-30; Nigeria, 535; seminar, COMMITTEE: The Future of the
169; Sierra Leone, 548; Zimbabwe, 551 Commonwealth Development
hurricanes, 23-4 Corporation, 123-32; The Provisions of
Huxiey, Julian, 214 the Commonwealth Development
Corporation Bill, 515-18
IMF, 35-7, 43-4, 45-50, 145, 167 international finance: early post-war period,
(April) vi; reform and regulation, 33-8,
Empire
39-50, 51-9; see also financial crisis
India: and Bangladesh, 562; books on, 140
international organizations: environmental,
1, 361-2, 532, 711; British aid, 388-9;
488-90; S. Africa's role in, 608-9
British military rule, 355—6; budget,
international political system: restructuring,
177; cabinet changes, 177; Calcutta
renamed, 559; Centre of India Tower, 699-701
14; coalition government, 13—14, 388; international relations, 133-5, 352-3
Commonwealth membership, iii-—iv, Internet, 175
vii—vili (April), 185-97; investment: Commonwealth Business
Commonwealth role and relations, xiii Council's role, 676; Mauritius, 302-3,
xiv (April), 394, 445-8, 500; 307; private capital, 147-8
earthquake, 388; elections, 14, 388; lonatana, lonatana, 565
foreign investment, 303; foreign policy, Iran: New Zealand trade, 472, 475, 476
500; hegemony, 438-9; independence, Iraq: weapons inspections, 594
445, 446, 510-11; and Kashmir, 560-1; Ireland, v—vi (April), 525—6, 567
and Mauritius, 303—5; new states, 14; Islam, 305-6, 707-8
nuclear tests, 178, 389, 592-3; and Islamic studies, 30
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islands: and global information society, Kok, Eugene de, 553
423-31; vulnerability, 409 Koroma, Johnny, 548
Israel: election, 313, 319; independence, Kubuabola, Inoke, 563
330; and New Zealand, 461-82;
Palestine negotiations, 313—20; and UK, 274-7, 562
321-32; and USA, 318, 319, 320
Iwokrama International Rain Forest Lakatani, Sani Elia, 378, 565
Programme, 205 Lamont, Donald, 557
Lamont, Lord Norman, 55-6
Jamaica, 365, 391, 554 landmines, ban on, 592
James, Robert Rhodes (obituary), 715 Lange, David, 474, 476, 485, 486
Japan, 232, 494 Lau Chin-shek, 639, 640
Jayaram, Jayalalitha, 388 Lau, Emily, 637, 638
Jayatilaka, Sir Don Baron, 98 Launay, Viviane, 221-2
Jennings, Sir Ivor, 97, 98, 106, 107, 108 LAVIN, DEBORAH, From Empire to
Jews, British, 321—32 international Commonwealth: a
JOBBINS, DAVID, Association for biography of Lionel Curtis, 519-21
law, international, 352-3
Commonwealth Studies, 30-2
Leakey, Richard, 18, 549
John Paul Il, Pope, 9-10
Lee Hsien Loong, 557
JUDD, DENNIS, Empire: the British
Lee Kuan Yew, 557-8
imperial experience from 1765 to the
Lee, Martin, 13, 558, 639, 645, 646, 648,
present, 350-1
649
justice: books on, 707; multicultural
Ey Lekhanya, Justin Metsing, 383
society, 453-5 leprosy, 378
Lesotho, 21—2, 171, 383, 551, 605
Kabbah, Tejan, 18, 166, 167, 3 Letsie III, King, 21
548 Libya, 384, 593-4
Kabila, Laurent, 19, 551
Linie, Walter, 180
Kabui, Joseph, 179, 564 LLOYD, LORNA, Peace through law
Karamat, Jehangir, 14
Britain and the International Court in
Kashmir, 15, 178, 560-1 the 1920s 3
Kaunda, Kenneth: arrest and trial, 62, 70, Lloyd, Tony, 18, 169
72, 74; assassination attempt, 67, 68-9,
LO SHIU-HING, The Democratic Party
383; mentioned, 73
in the Hong Kong Special
Kawimbe, Bonface, 73
Administrative Region, 635-58
Lockerbie bombing suspects, 384
KEECH, MARC and HOULIHAN,
Loh, Christine, 637, 638
BARRIE, Sport and the end of
Lome Convention, 400
apartheid, 109-21
London Declaration, iti—iv (April), 182,
KENNAWAY, RICHARD, New Zealand's
185-97, 196-7, 445
international environmental polices,
Luce, Sir Richard, 392
483—96
Kenya, 18, 167, 381, 530, 531, 549 Lui, Frank, 378, 565
Kerr, Philip, 678, 681-2 Lusaka Declaration, 570
LYON, PETER, H. V. Hodson (obituary),
Khama, Ian, 22
183
Khan, Liaquat Ali, 186, 193
Khin Nyunt, 81-2, 83
MacDONALD, H. IAN, The
Kiribati, 180, 378
Kirk, Norman, 470, 485 Commonwealth of Learning, 663-7
INDEX
McKinnon, Don, 28, 504—5, iv (Oct.) Maraj, James, 395
McKINNON, DON, The Commonwealth: Market meltdown and Commonwealth
looking ahead, 5814 (MUKHERJEE), 51-9
McWILLIAM, MICHAEL, The future of Marlborough House, 200
the Commonwealth Development MARSHALL, PETER, Shaping the 'New
Corporation, 123-32; Satisfying the Commonwealth’, 1949, 185-97
God of the development community MARTIN, PAUL, Canada and the
and mammon in the City, 515-18 Commonwealth Business Forum, 33
Mahathir Mohamad: and Anwar case, 11,
8
12, 175; on Australia, 339-42; at CPU Masire, Sir Ketumile, 22, 166
conference, 28; on financial crisis, 7, MATTHEWS, BRUCE,
, 55, 58, 59; new residence, 557; Burma/Myanmar: government a /a
mentioned, 232
mode — from SLORC to SPDC, 77—96
Major, John, 500 Matutes, Abel, 174, 392
Malan, Daniel, iv (April), 190, 193
MAUD, HUMPRHEY, The
malaria, 549
Commonwealth and its Secretariat:
Malawi, 549-50
recessional, 199-206
Malay States, 522 >
3 Maung Aye, 80-1, 83, 86
Malaya, books on, =/ 710 Mauritius: Chagos Islanders, 20, 377-8;
Malaysia: Anwar Ibrahim case, 175, 385-6,
ethnic diversity, 297-311; rioting, 170;
557; and Australia, 339-42;
trade and investment, 297-311
authoritarianism, 232; budget, 12;
MAUZY, DIANE K., Redefining a nation:
cabinet changes, 175; Commonwealth
Games, 29; CPU conference, 28; Australia's efforts to gain acceptance
economy, 52-3, 55, 58; election, 386; for its policy of ‘comprehensive
media regulation, 386; pig virus, 386; engagement’ with Asia, 333-46
political parties, 175—6, 386, 557; and MAY, ALEX, see BOSCO, ANDREA
Singapore, 12; trial, 11—12 MAYALL, JAMES (ed.), The new
Malcolm, Sir Dougal, 682-5 interventionism,, 1991-1994, 347-S0
Maldives, 16, 409, 433-44 Mazibuku, Thuthu, 587, 599
Maldivian national security: and the Mbeki, Thabo: Cabinet reshuffle, iii (Oct.),
threats of mercenaries 552; election campaigning, 384; foreign
(TAKAHASHI), 433-44 policy, 62-8, 602; foreign visits, 595,
Malielegaoi, Tuila'epa Sa'ilele, 180 605, 607; presidential inauguration, 1i,
Malta, 174 iii (Oct.), 551-2
Mandaza, Ibbo, 64 Mbida, Andre-Marie, 287-8
Mandela, Nelson: foreign policy style. iv Memon, Krishna, viii (April)
(Oct.), 591-2, 602-3, 604—5, 624, 630; Menem, Carlos, 24
foreign visits, 384 Menon, V. P., 511
607; intervention in Kaunda trial, 72; on Menzies, Robert, xi (April)
nuclear disarmament, 21; peace mercenaries, transnational, 433-44
negotiations, 19; retirement, 170, 384, Middle East: peace process, 313-20; trade
551-2; on Truth and Reconciliation with South Africa, 594; see also Israel;
report, 20; mentioned, 22, 170 Palestine
Mandela, Winnie, 20, 171, 384 The Middle East peace process: the
Manley, Roy, 395 prospects for progress after Wye?
Manning, Preston, 22 (FARLEY), 313-20
Mansergh, Nicholas, ii—iii (April) military coups, xi (April)
Mara, Ratu Sir Kamisese, 179, 563 military government: Myanmar, 77-96