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DAVID A. CHARTERS |
Reflections on the 20th anniversary issue
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MAURICE TUGWELL |
Taking stock
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ARTICLES
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A. WALTER DORN AND JONATHON MATLOFF |
Preventing the Bloodbath: Could the UN have predicted and prevented the Rwandan genocide?
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ANDREW BLUM |
Blue helmets from the south: Accounting for the participation of weaker states in United Nations peacekeeping operations
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HORACE BARTILOW |
Comliance under type C coercive diplomacy: Theoretical insights from US policy toward Haiti, 1991-94
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JAMES DINGLEY AND MICHEAL KIRK-SMITH |
How could they do it? The bombing of Omaugh, 1998
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NUR BILGE CRISS AND YAVUZ TURAN CETINER |
Terrorism and the issue of international cooperation
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JEFFREY W. SEIFERT |
Unlocking the key to authority: The contest over encryption regulation
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REVIEW ESSAYS |
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ROBERT McTAGUE |
The gulf of Tonkin events and the American escalation in Vietnam
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CAROLYN KENNEDY-PIPE |
Can Ireland have peace?
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CAROLYN SHAW |
Improving peace operations
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GEORGE M. FREDERICK |
The face of modern battle
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BOOK REVIEWS |
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DAVID E. SCHMITT |
A public peace process: Sustained dialogue to transform racial and ethnic conflict.
by Harold H. Saunders
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DEBORAH GOODWIN |
Culture and conflict resolution
by Kevin Avruch
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CINDY R. JEBB |
The Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict: Causes and implications
by Micheal P. Croissant
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RICHARD DALE |
War and peace in southern Africa in transition: Crime, drugs, armies and trade
ed. by Robert Rotberg and Greg Mills
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STEPHEN M. GRENIER |
Black hawk down: A story of modern war
by Mark Bowden
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THOMAS G. MITCHELL |
Loyalists: War and peace in northern Ireland
by Peter Taylor
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JAMES KIRAS |
Desert Storm: A forgotten war
by Alberto Bin, Richard Hill and Archer Jones
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TIMOTHY J. LOMPERIS |
The wrong war: Why we lost in Vietnam
by Jeffrey Record
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JOHN NELSON RICKARD |
Defending the free world: John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and the Vietnam war, 1961-1965
by Orrin Schwab
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MANLEY R. IRWIN |
American and British aircraft carrier development, 1919-1941
by Thomas C. Hone, Norman Friedman and Mark D. Mandeles
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