World Affairs 2004 - 2005: Vol 167 Index

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World Affairs
Annual Index
Volume 167, 2004-05
Armstrong, John A., “Ukraine: Evolving Foreign Edward Friedman (Fall) 59-70.
Policy in a New State” (Summer) 31-39. “Is Russia a Democracy and Does It Matter?”
Bahgat, Gawdat, “Terrorism and Energy: Potential Stephen Blank (Winter) 125-136.
for a Strategic Realignment” (Fall) 51-58. Joshi, Sharad, “Unilateralism and Multilateralism:
“Battle for State Control: Lessons from Violent Non- Analyzing American Nuclear Nonproliferation
state Actors Imitating tiie State: Colombia, Nica- Policy” (Spring) 147-161.
ragua, and Lessons for Iraq.” Amanda DiPaolo “The Mind of a Terrorist: How Terrorists See Strate-
(Spring) 163-174. gy and Morality,” Ernest Evans (Spring) 175-79.
Berdichevsky, Norman, “Danish Dilemmas: South Monshipouri, Mahmood, “The Road to Globaliza-
Schleswig after World War IT and ‘Unassimilated’ tion Runs through Women’s Struggle: Iran and the
Immigrants Today” (Fall) 79-87. Impact of the Nobel Peace Prize” (Summer) 3-14.
Blank, Stephen, “Is Russia a Democracy and Does It Moriarty, Tom, “Entering the Valley of Uncertainty:
Matter?” (Winter) 125-136. The Future of Preemptive Attack” (Fall) 71-77.
“Civil-Military Relations: The Postmodern Demo- “The Persistence of a Myth: Chile in the Eye of the
cratic Challenge,’ Gregory D. Foster (Winter) Cold War Hurricane,” Joaquin Fermandois (Win-
91-100. ter) 101-112.
“Danish Dilemmas: South Schleswig after World Polisi, Catherine E., “Universal Rights and Cultural
War II and ‘Unassimilated’ Immigrants Today,” Relativism: Hinduism and Islam Deconstructed”
Norman Berdichevsky (Fall) 79-87. (Summer) 41-46.
DiPaolo, Amanda, “Battle for State Control: Lessons “Realism and U.S. Foreign Policy toward North
from Nonstate Actors Imitating the State: Colom- Korea: The Clinton and Bush Administrations in
bia, Nicaragua, and Lessons for Iraq” (Spring) Comparative Perspective,” Jihwan Hwang (Sum-
163-174. mer) 15-29.
“Entering the Valley of Uncertainty: The Future of “The Road to Globalization Runs through Women’s
Preemptive Attack,” Tom Moriarty (Fall) 71-77 Struggle: Iran and the Impact of the Nobel Peace
Evans, Ernest, “The Mind of a Terrorist: How Ter- Prize.” Mahmood Monshipouri (Summer) 3-14.
rorists See Strategy and Morality” (Spring) Shlapentokh, Vladimir, “The Terrorist Basayev as a
175-179. Major Political Actor in Russia” (Spring)
Fermandois, Joaquin, “The Persistence of a Myth: 139-145.
Chile in the Eye of the Cold War Hurricane” “Terrorism and Energy: Potential for a Strategic
(Winter) 101-112. Realignment,” Gawdat Bahgat (Fall) 51-58.
Foster, Gregory D., “Civil-Military Relations: The “The Terrorist Basayev as a Major Political Actor in
Postmodern Democratic Challenge” (Winter) Russia,” Vladimir Shlapentokh (Spring) 139-145.
91-100. “Ukraine: Evolving Foreign Policy in a New State,”
Friedman, Edward, “Is China a Success while India John A. Armstrong (Summer) 31-39.
Is a Failure?” (Fall) 59-70. “Unilateralism and Multilateralism: Analyzing
Gunter, Michael M., “The U.S.-Turkish Alliance in American Nuclear Nonproliferation Policy,”
Disarray” (Winter) 113-123. Sharad Joshi (Spring) 147-161.
Hwang, Jihwan, “Realism and U.S. Foreign Policy “Universal Rights and Cultural Relativism: Hin-
toward North Korea: The Clinton and Bush duism and Islam Deconstructed,” Catherine E.
Administrations in Comparative Perspective” Polisi (Summer) 41—46.
(Summer) 15-29. “The U.S.-Turkish Alliance in Disarray,” Michael M.
“Is China a Success while India Is a Failure?” Gunter (Winter) 113-123.