Table Of Content

World Affairs Annual Index Volume 165, 2002-03 Abouharb, M. Rodwan, and Patrick M. Regan, “The Korean Peace Process: Problems and Prospects “Interventions and Civil Conflicts: Tools of Con- after the Summit,” Tae-Hwan Kwak and Seung- flict Management or Simply Another Partici- Ho Joo (Fall) 79-90. pant?” (Summer) 43-54. Ku, Samuel C. Y., “The Political Economy of Bahgat, Gawdat, “Oil and Militant Islam: Strains on Regime Transformation: Taiwan and Southeast U.S.—Saudi Relations” (Winter) 115-122. Asia” (Fall) 59-78. Blank, Stephen, “The Great Exception: Russian Kwak, Tae-Hwan, and Seung-Ho Joo, “The Korean Civil-Military Relations” (Fall) 91-105. Peace Process: Problems and Prospects after the “Chinese Kaleidoscope,’ Michael Gunter (Spring) Summit” (Fall) 79-90. 197-203. Lagon, Mark P., “Visions of Globalization: Pretexts for Prefabricated Prescriptions—and Some Anti- and Regional Destabilization of the Democratic dotes” (Winter) 142-148. Republic of Congo,” Paul S. Orogun (Summer) “Missile Proliferation Risks of International Space 2541. Cooperation,” Victor Zaborsky (Spring) 185-195. “The Decline of Ideology and the Rise of ‘Quality of “Oil and Militant Islam: Strains on U.S.—Saudi Rela- Politics’ Parties in Latin America,” Christopher tions,” Gawdat Bahgat (Winter) 115-122. Sabatini (Fall) 106-110 “One Rogue State Crisis at a Time!” The United “Evaluating the Efficacy of the International Crimi- States and North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Pro- nal Tribunals for Rwanda and the Former gram” Terence Roehrig (Spring) 155-178. Yugoslavia: Implications for Criminology and Orogun, Paul S., “Crisis of Government, Ethnic International Criminal Law,’ George S. Schisms, Civil War, and Regional Destabilization Yacoubian, Jr. (Winter) 133-141. of the Democratic Republic of Congo” (Summer) “Excerpts from Recent Statements on the Middle 2541. East from Major Protestant Denominations with “The Political Economy of Regime Transformation: Response of the Institute on Religion and Democ- Taiwan and Southeast Asia,’ Samuel C. Y. Ku racy (Winter) 149-152. (Fall) 59-78. Foley, James A., “‘Sunshine’ or Showers for Korea’s Regan, Patrick M., and M. Rodwan Abouharb, Divided Families?” (Spring) 179-184. “Interventions and Civil Conflicts: Tools of Con- “The Great Exception: Russian Civil-Military Rela- flict Management or Simply Another Partici- tions,” Stephen Blank (Fall) 91-105. pant?” (Summer) 43-54. Gunter, Michael, “Chinese Kaleidoscope” (Spring) Roehrig, Terence, “‘One Rogue State Crisis at a 197-203. Time!’ The United States and North Korea’s “India and the Clinton-Bush Administrations,” Rath- Nuclear Weapons Program” (Spring) 155-178. nam Indurthy (Summer) 3-24. Sabatini, Christopher, “The Decline of Ideology and Indurthy, Rathanm, “India and the Clinton-Bush the Rise of ‘Quality of Politics’ Parties in Latin Administrations” (Summer) 3-24. America” (Fall) 106-110. “Interventions and Civil Conflicts: Tools of Conflict “*Sunshine’ or Showers for Korea’s Divided Fami- Management or Simply Another Participant?” lies?” James A. Foley (Spring) 179-184. Patrick M. Regan and M. Rodwan Abouharb “Visions of Globalization: Pretexts for Prefabricated (Summer) 43-54. Prescriptions—and Some Antidotes,’ Mark P. “Japan’s Nonnuclear Weapons Policy in the Chang- Lagon (Winter) 142-148. ing Security Environment: Issues, Challenges, and Yacoubian, George S., Jr., “Evaluating the Efficacy Strategies,” Yuri Kase (Winter) 123-131. of the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwan- Joo, Seung-Ho, and Tae-Hwan Kwak, “The Korean da and the Former Yugoslavia: Implications for Peace Process: Problems and Prospects after the Criminology and International Criminal Law” Summit” (Fall) 79-90. (Winter) 133-141. Kase, Yuri, “Japan’s Nonnuclear Weapons Policy in Zaborsky, Victor, “Missile Proliferation Risks of the Changing Security Environment: Issues, Chal- International Space Cooperation” (Spring) lenges, and Strategies” (Winter) 123-131. 185-195.