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World Affairs Annual Index Volume 159, 1996-97 “Aleksandr Lebed: Soldier, Statesman, President?” Statesman, President?” (Winter) 109-112. R. Stuart Phillips (Winter) 109-112. Pryce-Jones, David, “Comment on Edward Alexan- Alexander, Edward, “Israeli Intellectuals and Israeli der” (Winter) 100-102. Politics” (Winter) 95-99. Raack, R. C., “Stalin’s Role in the Coming of World “America the Beautiful Europe,’ Herb Greer (Fall) War II: The International Debate Goes On” (Fall) 85-89. 47-54. “Ancient Hatreds or Elite Manipulation?” Steven “Radical Democracy: The New Left-Wing Utopia for Majstorovic (Spring) 170-182. Latin America,” Anibal Romero (Summer) 29-36. “Asia-Pacific Regional Mulipolarity: From Alliance Romero, Anjbal, “Radical Democracy: The New to Alignment in the Post-Cold War Era,” Suisheng Left-Wing Utopia for Latin America” (Summer) Zhao (Spring) 183-196. 29-36. “Chinese Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War Era,” Rose, Richard, “How Patient Are People in Post- Quansheng Zhao (Winter) 114—129. Communist Societies?” (Winter) 130-144. “The Clinton Administration and Peacemaking in “Seven Days in Havana: How Castro’s Market Civil Conflicts,” Ernest Evans (Summer) 24-28. Socialism Works,” John Sweeney (Summer) 12- “Comment on Edward Alexander,” David Pryce- 23. Jones (Winter) 100-102. “Stalin’s Role in the Coming of World War II: The Eberstadt, Nicholas, “The United Nations’ ‘Develop- International Debate Goes On,” R. C. Raack (Fall) ment Activities’: What Impact on Third World 47-54. Development?” (Spring) 151-157. Sweeney, John, “Seven Days in Havana: How Cas- Evans, Ernest, “The Clinton Administration and tro’s Market Socialism Works” (Summer) 12-23. Peacemaking in Civil Conflicts” (Summer) 24— “Ukraine’s Niche in the U.S. Launch Market: Will 28. Kiev’s Hopes Come True?” Victor L. Zaborsky “Ghana: Lurching Toward Economic Rationality,” (Fall) 55-63. Ho-Won Jeong (Fall) 64—71. “U.S. Intelligence Priorities in the Post-Cold War Greer, Herb, “America the Beautiful Europe” (Fall) Era,” Bruce Weinrod (Summer) 3-11. 85-89. “The United States, Greece, and the Macedonian ——. “Is Late Right Wrong?” Review Article, Issue: The Tito Legacy that Haunts the Southern Herb Greer (Spring) 197-201. Balkans,” ChrisC . Parkas (Winter) 103-108. Haseler, Stephen, “Western Europe: A Federal Des- Weinrod, Bruce, “U.S. Intelligence Priorities in the tiny?” (Summer) 37-41. Post-Cold War Ear” (Summer) 3-11. “How Patient Are People in Post-Communist Soci- “Western Europe: A Federal Destiny?” Stephen eties?” Richard Rose (Winter) 130-144. Haseler (Summer) 37-41. “Is Late Right Wrong?” Review Article, Herb Greer “Will Russia Be Crushed by Its History?” Nikolai V. (Spring) 179-201. Zlobin (Fall) 72-84. “Israeli Intellectuals and Israeli Politics,’ Edward “The United Nations’ ‘Development Activities: Alexander (Winter) 95-99. What Impact on Third World Development?” Jeong, Ho-Won, “Ghana: Lurching Toward Econom- Nicholas Eberstadt (Spring) 151-157. ic Rationality” (Fall) 64-71. Zaborsky, Victor L., “Ukraine’s Niche in the U.S. Khashan, Hilal, “The New Arab Cold War” (Spring) Launch Market: Will Kiev’s Hopes Come True?” 158-169. (Fall) 55-63. Majstorovic, Steven, “Ancient Hatreds or Elite Zhao, Quansheng, “Chinese Foreign Policy in the Manipulation?” (Spring) 170-182. Post-Cold War Era” (Winter) 114-129. “The New Arab Cold War,” Hilal Khashan (Spring) Zhao, Suisheng, “Asia-Pacific Regional Mulipolari- 158-169. ty: From Alliance to Alignment in the Post-Cold Parkas, Chris C., “The United States, Greece, and the War Era” (Spring) 183-196. Macedonian Issue: The Tito Legacy that Haunts Zlobin, Nikolai V., “Will Russia Be Crushed by Its the Southern Balkans” (Winter) 103-108. History?” (Fall) 72-84. Phillips, R. Stuart, “Aleksandr Lebed: Soldier, World Affairs Annual Index Volume 159, 1996-97 “Aleksandr Lebed: Soldier, Statesman, President?” Statesman, President?” (Winter) 109-112. R. Stuart Phillips (Winter) 109-112. Pryce-Jones, David, “Comment on Edward Alexan- Alexander, Edward, “Israeli Intellectuals and Israeli der” (Winter) 100-102. Politics” (Winter) 95-99. Raack, R. C., “Stalin’s Role in the Coming of World “America the Beautiful Europe,’ Herb Greer (Fall) War II: The International Debate Goes On” (Fall) 85-89. 47-54. “Ancient Hatreds or Elite Manipulation?” Steven “Radical Democracy: The New Left-Wing Utopia for Majstorovic (Spring) 170-182. Latin America,” Anibal Romero (Summer) 29-36. “Asia-Pacific Regional Mulipolarity: From Alliance Romero, Anjbal, “Radical Democracy: The New to Alignment in the Post-Cold War Era,” Suisheng Left-Wing Utopia for Latin America” (Summer) Zhao (Spring) 183-196. 29-36. “Chinese Foreign Policy in the Post-Cold War Era,” Rose, Richard, “How Patient Are People in Post- Quansheng Zhao (Winter) 114—129. Communist Societies?” (Winter) 130-144. “The Clinton Administration and Peacemaking in “Seven Days in Havana: How Castro’s Market Civil Conflicts,” Ernest Evans (Summer) 24-28. Socialism Works,” John Sweeney (Summer) 12- “Comment on Edward Alexander,” David Pryce- 23. Jones (Winter) 100-102. “Stalin’s Role in the Coming of World War II: The Eberstadt, Nicholas, “The United Nations’ ‘Develop- International Debate Goes On,” R. C. Raack (Fall) ment Activities’: What Impact on Third World 47-54. Development?” (Spring) 151-157. Sweeney, John, “Seven Days in Havana: How Cas- Evans, Ernest, “The Clinton Administration and tro’s Market Socialism Works” (Summer) 12-23. Peacemaking in Civil Conflicts” (Summer) 24— “Ukraine’s Niche in the U.S. Launch Market: Will 28. Kiev’s Hopes Come True?” Victor L. Zaborsky “Ghana: Lurching Toward Economic Rationality,” (Fall) 55-63. Ho-Won Jeong (Fall) 64—71. “U.S. Intelligence Priorities in the Post-Cold War Greer, Herb, “America the Beautiful Europe” (Fall) Era,” Bruce Weinrod (Summer) 3-11. 85-89. “The United States, Greece, and the Macedonian ——. “Is Late Right Wrong?” Review Article, Issue: The Tito Legacy that Haunts the Southern Herb Greer (Spring) 197-201. Balkans,” ChrisC . Parkas (Winter) 103-108. Haseler, Stephen, “Western Europe: A Federal Des- Weinrod, Bruce, “U.S. Intelligence Priorities in the tiny?” (Summer) 37-41. Post-Cold War Ear” (Summer) 3-11. “How Patient Are People in Post-Communist Soci- “Western Europe: A Federal Destiny?” Stephen eties?” Richard Rose (Winter) 130-144. Haseler (Summer) 37-41. “Is Late Right Wrong?” Review Article, Herb Greer “Will Russia Be Crushed by Its History?” Nikolai V. (Spring) 179-201. Zlobin (Fall) 72-84. “Israeli Intellectuals and Israeli Politics,’ Edward “The United Nations’ ‘Development Activities: Alexander (Winter) 95-99. What Impact on Third World Development?” Jeong, Ho-Won, “Ghana: Lurching Toward Econom- Nicholas Eberstadt (Spring) 151-157. ic Rationality” (Fall) 64-71. Zaborsky, Victor L., “Ukraine’s Niche in the U.S. Khashan, Hilal, “The New Arab Cold War” (Spring) Launch Market: Will Kiev’s Hopes Come True?” 158-169. (Fall) 55-63. Majstorovic, Steven, “Ancient Hatreds or Elite Zhao, Quansheng, “Chinese Foreign Policy in the Manipulation?” (Spring) 170-182. Post-Cold War Era” (Winter) 114-129. “The New Arab Cold War,” Hilal Khashan (Spring) Zhao, Suisheng, “Asia-Pacific Regional Mulipolari- 158-169. ty: From Alliance to Alignment in the Post-Cold Parkas, Chris C., “The United States, Greece, and the War Era” (Spring) 183-196. Macedonian Issue: The Tito Legacy that Haunts Zlobin, Nikolai V., “Will Russia Be Crushed by Its the Southern Balkans” (Winter) 103-108. History?” (Fall) 72-84. Phillips, R. Stuart, “Aleksandr Lebed: Soldier,