INDEX TO VOLUME XVIII, 2001

(Entries follow this format: 3:14, namely, No. 3, p. 14.)

ARTICLES

  • Anderson, Gordon L., “Global Governance After September 11, 2001,” 4:73.
  • Byrne, Sean, “Transformational Conflict Resolution and the Northern Ireland Conflict,” 2:3.
  • Camileri, Joseph A., “Globalization of Insecurity: The Democratic Imperative,” 4:3.
  • Calhoun, Laurie, “Regarding War Realism,” 4:37.
  • Healey, Stephen E., “Dialogue Among Civilizations: Possibilities After Huntington,” 1:7.
  • Kando, Tom, “September 11: America and the World,” 4:69.
  • Kaplan, Morton A., “Post-Postmodern Science and Religion,” 1:45.
  • Lecuona, Rafael A. and Momayesi, Nasser, “Privatization in Costa Rica: Political and Economic Impact,” 2:23.
  • Lopez-Garay, Hernan, “Dialogue Among Civilizations: What For?,” 1:15.
  • Pietrzyk, Mark E., “Explaining the Post-Cold War Order: An International Society Approach,” 3:31.
  • Redpath, Peter A., “Postmodern Science and Religion: A Critique,” 1:61.
  • Rummel, R.J., “Eliminating Democide and War Through an Alliance of Democracies” 3:55.
  • Rwantabagu, Hermenegilde, “Explaining Intra-State Conflicts in Africa: The Case of Burundi,” 2:41.
  • Saunders, Harold H., “The Virtue of Sustained Dialogue Among Civilizations,” 1:35.
  • Stover, William James, “American Leadership: Doubt and Suspicion in the Face of Power,” 4:63.
  • Unruh, Jon D., “Postwar Land Dispute Resolution: Land Tenure and the Peace process in Mozambique,” 3:3.
  • van der Giessen, Hans, “Dialogue Among Civilizations,” 1:3.


BOOKS REVIEWED

  • Abramowitz, Morton, ed., Turkey’s Transformation and American Policy, 4:107.
  • Chappell, David W., ed., Buddhist Peacework: Creating Cultures of Peace, 3:89.
  • Charney, Israel W., ed., Encyclopedia of Genocide, 2:82.
  • Forsythe, David P., The United States and Human Rights: Looking Inward and Outward, 2:86.
  • Frei, Christoph, Hans J. Morgenthau: An Intellectual Biography, 3:82.
  • Hopman, P. Terrence, The Negotiation Process and the Resolution of International Conflicts, 2:76.
  • Joyner, Christopher C., Governing the Frozen Commons: The Antartic Regime and Environmental Protection, 2:70.
  • Kimenyi, Mwangi S. and John Mukum Mbaku, Institutions and Collective Choice in Developing Countries,2:66.
  • Kittrie, Nicholas N., Rebels With a Cause: The Minds and Morality of Politcal Offenders, 2:61.
  • Marsden, Peter, The Taliban, War, Religion and the New Order in Afghanistan, 3:85.
  • Mitchell, Gordon W., Strategic Deception: Rhetoric, Science, and Politics in Missile Defense Advocacy, 3:77.
  • Mousalli, Ahmad S., The Islamic Quest for Democracy, Pluralism and Human Rights, 4:89.
  • Price, Daniel E., Islamic Political Culture, Democracy, and Human Rights: A Comparative Study, 3:80.
  • Renner, Michael, Ending Violent Conflict, 2:84.
  • Richard Rosecrance, The Rise Of The Virtual State: Wealth And Power In The Coming Century, 4:101.
  • Saunders, Harold H., A Public Peace Process: Sustained Dialogue to Transform Racial and Ethnic Conflicts, 1:103.
  • Silk, Mark, Religion and American Politics: The 2000 Election in Context, 1:107.
  • Wilkinson, M. James, Moving Beyond Conflict Prevention to Reconciliation: Tackling Greek-Turkish Hostility, 2:73.


REVIEWERS

  • Anderson, Gordon L., 2:61.
  • Bellucci, Stefano, 2:66.
  • Bloom, Richard W., 3:77.
  • Durkee, Abdullah Noorudeen, 4:89.
  • Gorsevski, Ellen W., 2:86.
  • Gray, Kenneth R., 4:101.
  • Kaloudis, George, 2:73, 4:107.
  • Laska, Vera, 2:70, 2:82, 3:85.
  • Musambachime, M. G., 2:76.
  • Simpson, Joe, 1:107.
  • Wadlow, René V.L., 1:103, 3:80, 3:82, 3:89.
  • Werner, Andrzej, 2:84.

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