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Journal of Conflict Studies

Volume 15, Number 1, Spring 1995

Table of contents (19 articles)

Articles

  1. Conflict, the Rise of Nations, and the Decay of States:: The Transformation of the International System?

    Grant T. Hammond and Bryant P. Shaw

    pp. 5–29

  2. Ethnopolitical Violence in the Liberian Civil War

    Earl Conteh-Morgan and Shireen Kadivar

    pp. 30–44

  3. Counterinsurgency in Southern Sudan:: The Means to Win?

    Roger C. Glickson

    pp. 45–59

  4. The Middle East in World Politics:: The Rise of Saudi Arabia

    Steve Yetiv

    pp. 60–73

  5. Policy Strategies of Accommodation or Domination in Jerusalem:: An Historical Perspective

    Ira D. Sharkansky

    pp. 74–91

  6. "Repugnant Philosophy": Ethics, Espionage, and Covert Action1

    David L. Perry

    pp. 92–111

Review Essays

  1. Defining Peace Research

    Renee Marline-Bennett

    pp. 116–122

  1. Whither Peacekeeping?

    Pierre Lizee

    pp. 122–128

Review Essays

  1. The Nature of Peacekeeping

    Jane Boulden

    pp. 129–130

  2. The Gulf War

    Efraim Karsh

    pp. 131–132

  3. The Vietnam War

    R. B. Smith

    pp. 133–135

Book Reviews

  1. Northern Ireland and the Politics of Reconciliation

    John D. McGarry

    pp. 136–137

  2. Sri Lanka:: The Invention of Enmity

    A Jeyaratnam Wilson

    pp. 137–139

  3. Cruelty and Silence:: War, Tyranny, Uprising, and the Arab World

    Mary Ann Tetreault

    pp. 140–141

  4. The Quest For Security in the Caribbean:: Problems and Promises in Subordinate States

    Peter M. Sanchez

    pp. 142–143

  5. Intelligence and the Mirror:: On Creating an Enemy

    Robert D'A. Henderson

    pp. 144–146

  6. The Coup:: Tactics in the Seizure of Power

    Harvey G. Kebschull

    pp. 146–147

  7. Arms and Warfare:: Escalation, De-escalation and Negotiation

    Paul Rogers

    pp. 148–149

  8. The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis:: Canadian Involvement Reconsidered

    David A. Welch

    pp. 149–153

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