The World Today 1997: Vol 53 Index

5 Pages·1997·1.3 MB·English

TheWorld
Volume 53
January -
December
1997
Today
CLASSIFIED LIST
OF ARTICLES
AFGHANISTAN ALGERIA
Women’s rights and wrongs Algeria tries to escape the nightmare
MICHAEL KEATING. January, p.11 HEBA SALEH. April, p.92
A victory to fear or a source of hope?
BEN R. GOLDsMITH. July, p.182 ARGENTINA
All eyes on the presidency
AFRICA PETER CALVERT. October, p.260
Admitting white guilt
JOHN BATTERSBY. January, p.23 ASIA
On becoming ‘just another country’ Pakistan: on a knife-edge of uncertainty
J.E. SPENCE. March, p.67 AHMED RASHID. January, p.7
Whose finger on the trigger? Women’s rights and wrongs
PATRICK SMITH. June, p.144 MICHAEL KEATING. January, p.11
Folie de grandeur Political Oppositions in Industrialising Asia
ADEKEYE ADEBAIJO. June, p.147 edited by Garry Rodan.
Out of Africa: A Black Man Confronts Africa Reviewed by Derek DAVIES. January, p.26
by Keith B. Richburg. New order grows old: Indonesia’s succession crisis
Reviewed by KEITH SOMERVILLE. July, p.195 PETER CAREY. February, p.47
Dial an army ‘Pander complex’ gets the tea leaves wrong
DAVID SHEARER. August/September, p.203 GERALD SEGAL. March, p.60
Hiding corruption and division Defecting to snatch victory from defeat
SAMUEL M. MAKINDA. October, p.263 HAZEL SMITH. March, p.64
Shouting nothing about Africa Time to turn to China?
YASIN A.A. OLUM. October, p.265 XIAO-HUANG YIN. April, p.109
Tearing down opaque walls
ALBANIA JEAN-PIERRE LEHMANN. May, p.136
Still Europe’s powder-keg Europe to the rescue?
GABRIEL Partos. April, p.88 BRIAN BRIDGES. June, p.159
Dealing with the dispossessed The engine of Asia
REGINALD HIBBERT. May, p.119 ALEX Kuo. June, p.161
The rise of the Kleftocracy Cambodia: return to darkness?
JAMES PETTIFER. January, p.13 MICHAEL C. WILLIAMS. July, p.1&0
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A victory to fear or a source of hope? COMMONWEALTH
BEN R. GOLDsMITH. July, p.182 Reaching for values: the Commonwealth and Nigeria
Staying on — the impossible scenario JAMES BARBER. January, p.19
JULIAN O’ HALLORAN. July, p.191 More than bread and circuses
From Raj to coalition culture JAMES MAYALL. October, p.252
JAMES CHIRTYANKANDATH. August/September, p.229
Gateway to the globe CYPRUS
Monomit CHATTERII. August/September, p.233 Squall hits ‘Year of Cyprus’
Run too fast and you fall over KEITH KYLE. February, p.44
MARTIN GAINSBOROUGH. November, p.294
Time for the tiger to grow up DEFENCE
AIDAN FosTER-CARTER. December, p.310 Counterproliferation: common sense, neo-imperialism
Goodwill gets harder to buy or wild goose chase?
PETER FERDINAND. December, p.313 ELIZABETH YOUNG. January, p.16
War designed for one
BALTICS LAWRENCE FREEDMAN. August/September, p.217
A helping of alphabet soup Bigger NATO, bigger sales
GraEME P. HERD. July, p.185 JOANNA SPEAR. November, p.272
BRITAIN DIPLOMACY
Risky rush for a doubtful goal Driving diplomacy into cyberspace
LAURENCE MARTIN. February, p.51 Gorpon S. SMITH. June, p.156
Embarrassing guests Preventive Diplomacy: Stopping Wars Before They Start
EDWARD Mortimer. March, p.77 edited by Kevin M. Cahill.
It’s foreign and off the agenda Reviewed by MICHAEL C. WILLIAMS. June, p.166
Rosert M. Worcester. April, p.95 The Boys on the Bongo Bus by John Dickie.
Just the news, please Reviewed by GEOFFREY Howe. October, p.267
RALPH NEGRINE. April, p.97
Changing partners or a closer union? DRUGS
MALCOLM RUTHERFORD. June, p.154 Breaking the taboo on drugs
How Scotland Votes by Lynn Bennie, MICHAEL KEATING. July, p.178
Jack Brand and James Mitchell.
Reviewed by DaviD BUTLER. October, p.266
ENVIRONMENT
Devolving for a stronger union
Down to earth: five years from Rio
VERNON BoGDANOoR. November, p.288
RICHARD SANDBROOK. June, p.163
Will Britain lead Europe?
Nuclear waste seeks good home
JANE M.O. SHARP. December, p.316
GILEs ANSTON. August/September, p.235
Paying for pollution
BULGARIA MICHAEL GruBB. November, p.281
Still Europe’s powder-keg EI Nifio — the heartbeat of climates
GABRIEL Partos. April, p.88 LouIsE BOHN and MIKE HULME. December, p.306
CAMBODIA EUROPEAN UNION
Cambodia: return to darkness? A tale of two cities
MICHAEL C, WILLIAMS. July, p.180 CLAIRE SPENCER. March, p.79
On the move - destination unknown
CHATHAM HOUSE WILLIAM WALLACE. April, p.99
Unsettled times. The Chatham House Forum report The ‘other Europe’ seeks a welcome
Reviewed by Mark Goypber. January, p.27 AGNIESZKA GOGOLEWSKA, DoRINA NASTASE AND
Hope is not enough — Euro-Mediterranean partnership MARKO OSOLNIK. May, p.122
GeorGE JorFE. March, p.82 From the Atlantic to the Urals?
Active on the ground — Middle East Programme KONSTANTIN EGGERT and ALEXANDER GOLTS. October, p.250
RoséMAry HOLLis. March, p.83 Coming soon to a bank near you
African answers — Southern Africa Study Group GRAHAM BisHop. November, p.291
PATRICK MOBERLY. August/September, p.238 Will Britain lead Europe?
Navigating uncharted waters —- Chatham House Forum JANE M.O. SHARP. December, p.316
NATALIE KIRSCHBERG — BACK. December, p.320
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
CHINA Serb ‘demons’ strike back
The engine of Asia Davi SELLS. February, p.34
ALEX Kuo. June, p.161 Doing better on Bosnia: enforce the law, protect rights
‘Pander complex’ gets the tea leaves wrong JANE M.O. SHARP. February, p.37
GERALD SEGAL. March, p.60
Still Europe’s powder-keg Time for the tiger to grow up
GABRIEL Partos. April, p.88 AIDAN FOSTER-CARTER. December, p.310
Plus ¢a change in former Yugosalvia? Goodwill gets harder to buy
CHRISTOPHER Cviic. October, p.247 PETER FERDINAND. December, p.313
Will Britain lead Europe?
JANE M.O. SHARP. December, p.316 JAPAN
Triumph of the Lack of Will by James Gow. Tearing down opaque walls
Reviewed by CHRISTOPHER Cviic. December, p.322 JEAN-PIERRE LEHMANN. May, p.136
Goodwill gets harder to buy
GLOBALISATION PETER FERDINAND. December, p.313
The Global Trap by Haus-Peter Martin and Harald Schuman.
Reviewed by PAUL Hurst. December, p.323 JUSTICE
Admitting white guilt
HONG KONG JOHN BATTERSBY. January, p.23
Time to turn to China? War crimes: a question of will?
XIAO-HUANG YIN. April, p.109 RICHARD GOLDSTONE. April, p.106
Europe to the rescue?
BRIAN BRIDGES. June, p.159 MEDITERRANEAN
Staying on — the impossible scenario A tale of two cities
JULIAN O’ HALLORAN. July, p.191 CLAIRE SPENCER. March, p.79
INDIA MERCENARIES
From Raj to coalition culture Dial an army
JAMES CHIRIYANKANDATH. August/September, p.229 DAVID SHEARER. August/September, p.203
Gateway to the globe Mercenaries, mines and mistakes
Mononsit CHATTERJI. August/September, p.233 KEITH SUTER. November, p.278
INDONESIA MEXICO
New order grows old: Indonesia’s succession crisis Democracy — the only game in town?
PETER CAREY. February, p.47 DARREN WALLIS. November, p.285
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MIDDLE EAST
Driving diplomacy into cyberspace Eyeball to eyeball in a hostile neighbourhood
Gorpon S. Situ. June, p.156 GHAYTH N. ARMANAZI. February, p.40
A web of influence Blocking Bibi’s bid for power
JOHN Bray. August/September, p.206 NEILL Locuery. June, p.151
Life with enemy: the one state solution
GHADA KARMI. August/September, p.200
INTERNATIONAL AID
Not yet at the point of no hope
World in Crisis: the politics of survival at the end
Mark A. HELLER. December, p.303
of the 20th century by Médecins Sans Frontiéres.
Reviewed by Pappy CouLTER. February, p.55
To the rescue: radicals or poodles? NATO
Huco Si. August/September, p.209 The dawn of peace in Europe by Michael Mandelbaum.
Reviewed by PAUL Cornisu. February, p.54
On the move — destination unknown
IRAN
WILLIAM WALLACE. April, p.99
Not looking forward to a new era in Iran
‘Only winners’ in new security structure
HAZHIR TEIMOURIAN. May, p.125
JAVIER SOLANA. April, p.103
The ‘other Europe’ seeks a welcome
IRAQ
AGNIESZKA GOGOLEWSKA, DoRINA NASTASE AND
Iraq’s frustration boils over
MARKO OSOLNIK. May, p.122
WALID KHADDURI. December, p.300
A helping of alphabet soup
GRAEME P. HERD. July, p.185
IRELAND European nightmares old and new
Keeping the faith in neutrality PATRICK McCartny. July, p.187
RENETA Dwan. August/September, p.223 Keeping the faith in neutrality
RENETA Dwan. August/September, p.223
KENYA From the Atlantic to the Urals?
Hiding corruption and division KONSTANTIN EGGERT and ALEXANDER GOLTS. October, p.250
SAMUEL M. MAKINDA. October, p.263 Bigger NATO, bigger sales
JOANNA SPEAR. November, p.272
KOREA
Defecting to snatch victory from defeat NIGERIA
HAZEL SMITH. March, p.64 Reaching for values: the Commonwealth and Nigeria
JAMES BARBER. January, p.19
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NORTHERN IRELAND TRADE
Polarisation and peace Towards a beautiful horizon?
ADRIAN GUELKE. March, p.70 PAULO S. WROBEL. May, p.134
Engaging for a lasting peace
Conor Garry. October, p.244 TURKEY
Islam, secularism and civil society
PAKISTAN DesBIE Lovatt. August/September, p.226
Pakistan: on a knife-edge of uncertainty
AHMED RASHID. January, p.7 UNITED NATIONS
Making reform an event
PAPUA NEW GUINEA ANTHONY McDermott. July, p.172
Mercenaries, mines and mistakes Preventing crises becoming disasters
KEITH SUTER. November, p.278 RANDOLPH C. KENT and JOHN MACLINLAY. July, p.175
Seeking seats, votes and vetoes
RUSSIA SaM Daws. October, p.256
Moscow Retreats to a Chechen stalemate
ANDREW HARDING. January, p. 4 UNITED STATES
Getting Moscow on the move Diplomacy in orbit
PETER FRANK. February, p.52 GILES ALSTON. May, p.116
Diplomacy in orbit First ladies demand rights
GILes ALSTON. May, p.116 MArcot LIGHT. May, p.128
How Russia Votes by Stephen White, Richard Rose Towards a beautiful horizon?
and Ian McAllister. PAULO S. WROBEL. May, p.134
Reviewed by RICHARD SAKWA. June, p.166 The vision thing: in search of the Clinton doctrine
Kremlin Capitalism: Privatizing the Russian Economy GRAHAM Evans. August/September, p.213
by Joseph R. Blasi, Maya Kroumova and Douglas Kruse.
Reviewed by ALAN SMITH. July, p.194 VIETNAM
From the Atlantic to the Urals? Run too fast and you fall over
KONSTANTIN EGGERT and ALEXANDER GOLTS. October, p.250 MARTIN GAINSBOROUGH. November, p.294
Manoeuvring with the military
Dov Lyncu. November, p.275 WOMEN
Women’s rights and wrongs
SIERRA LEONE MICHAEL KEATING. January, p.11
Dial an army First ladies demand rights
DaviD SHEARER. August/September, p.203 Marcot LIGHT. May, p.128
Heroines and harridans
SOUTH AFRICA DEREK Davies. May, p.131
Admitting white guilt
JOHN BATTERSBY. January, p.23 YEMEN
On becoming ‘just another country’ Yemen’s uneasy elections
J.E. SPENCE. March, p.67 FRED HALLIDAY. March, p.73
SPACE ZAIRE
Diplomacy in orbit Whose finger on the trigger?
GILES ALSTON. May, p.116 PATRICK SMITH. June, p.144
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