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Introduction: from September 11 to the war on terror |
Mary Buckley |
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From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan |
Rick Fawn |
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Implications for the future of terrorism |
Paul Wilkinson |
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Osama bin Laden to al-Qaeda |
Rohan Gunaratna |
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Superpower response: the USA |
Robert Singh |
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Loyal ally: the United Kingdom |
Andrew Dorman |
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Reluctant moral middle power: Canada |
Rick Fawn |
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Support from a bicephalous executive: France |
Richard McAllister |
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Redefining its security role: Germany |
Adrian Hyde-Price |
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Leadership seeking greater legitimacy: Italy |
Philip Daniels |
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Radical islamist state and secular arab nationalism: Iran and Iraq |
Roland Dannreuther |
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Support with qualification: Syria |
Raymond Hinnebusch |
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Conflicting pressures: Saudi Arabia |
Gwenn Okruhlik |
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The consequence or the cause? impact on the Israel/Palestine peace process |
David Newman |
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A vulnerable continent: Africa |
David Kikaya |
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Political Islam in Southeast Asia and the US-Philippine alliance |
James Putzel |
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Unexpectedly at centre-stage: Pakistan |
Samina Yasmeen |
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In the middle ground: India |
Raju Thomas |
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A rising power with global aspirations: China |
Rex Li |
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Former superpower: the Russian Federation |
Mary Buckley |
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Negotiating the US presence: Central Asian states |
Sally N. Cummings |
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International organisations: UN, NATO and EU |
Joanne Wright |
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Perceptions of Afghan refugees |
Joanne Van Selm |
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Global economy: what changed? |
Brigitte Granville |
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War without warriors |
Christopher Coker |
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Implications for the study of international relations |
Barry Buzan |
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The war on terror: international implications |
Mary Buckley and Rick Fawn |
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Introduction: from September 11 to the war on terror |
Mary Buckley |
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From ground zero to the war in Afghanistan |
Rick Fawn |
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Implications for the future of terrorism |
Paul Wilkinson |
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