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2008, Volume 29, Issue 1

45-61 A Preference for Deference: reforming the military's intelligence role in Argentina, Chile and Peru
by Gregory Weeks
63-87 Imperialism and Resistance: Canadian mining companies in Latin America
by Todd Gordon & Jeffery Webber
89-105 China in Africa: challenging US global hegemony
by Horace Campbell
107-124 Challenges to the Theory and Practice of Polyarchy: the rise of the political left in Korea
by Kevin Gray
125-141 Crossing the Boundaries between ‘Third Sector’ and State: life-work histories from the Philippines, Bangladesh and the UK
by David Lewis
143-165 Religion and Foreign Policy Making in the USA, India and Iran: towards a research agenda
by Jeffrey Haynes
167-180 Facing the Giant: Southern perspectives on the European Union
by Lorenzo Fioramonti & Arlo Poletti
181-197 EU Negotiations with and Mercosur: integration into the world economy or market access for EU firms?
by Alfredo Robles
199-214 Veiling the Obvious: African feminist theory and the hijab in the African novel
by Shirin Edwin

January 2005, Volume 26, Issue 1

1-3 Notes on Contributors
by The Editors
5-22 Fighting words: naming terrorists, bandits, rebels and other violent actors
by Michael V Bhatia
23-37 Imaging terror: logos, pathos and ethos
by James Der Derian
39-54 Al-Qaeda—terrorists, hypocrites, fundamentalists? The view from within
by Christina Hellmich
55-65 Savagery in democracy's empire
by Robert L Ivie
67-86 Bandits and blanket thieves, communists and terrorists: the politics of naming Sandinistas in Nicaragua, 1927 – 36 and 1979 – 90
by Michael J Schroeder
87-100 Liberation struggle or terrorism? The politics of naming the ltte
by Suthaharan Nadarajah & Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah
101-116 Terrorists, bandits, spooks and thieves: Russian demonisation of the Chechens before and since 9/11
by John Russell
117-131 Savage wars? Codes of violence in Algeria, 1830s – 1990s
by James McDougall
133-152 Israeli snipers in the Al-Aqsa intifada: killing, humanity and lived experience
by Neta Bar & Eyal Ben-Ari
153-172 Words as interventions: naming in the Palestine – Israel conflict
by Julie Peteet
173-197 Know thy enemy: Hizbullah, ‘terrorism’ and the politics of perception
by Mona Harb & Reinoud Leenders
199-213 Themes in official discourses on terrorism in Central Asia
by Stuart Horsman

December 1998, Volume 19, Issue 5

825-825 Notes on Contributors
by The Editors
827-846 Deterritorialised territories, borderless borders: the new geography of international medical assistance
by François Debrix
847-872 Globalisation and environmental resistance politics
by James H Mittelman
873-892 Public action and its limits: re-examining the politics of hunger alleviation in eastern India
by Bob Currie
893-915 Civil society and democratisation in comparative perspective: Latin America and the Middle East
by Mehran Kamrava & Frank O Mora
917-934 Mapping the prospects for regional co-operation in southern Africa
by Ian H Rowlands
935-949 Is comparative politics dead? Rethinking the field in the post-Cold War era
by Howard J Wiarda
951-961 The Eurocentrism of dependency theory and the question of ‘authenticity’: a view from Turkey
by Haldun Gülalp
963-969 On South Asian states and the state of the nations in South Asia
by Amalendú Misra
971-983 WorldViews Resource Guide
by The Editors
984-985 Book review panel
by The Editors
986-987 Information for Authors
by The Editors
988-992 Contents of Volume 19 1998
by The Editors
993-993 Author index
by The Editors

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