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Somali Piracy: Political Lessons for the Navy<br />

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Euro-Atlantic and Eurasian <strong>Security</strong> in a Multipolar World<br />

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CHRIS EICHBAUM AND RICHARD SHAW 583<br />

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Australian Public Opinion on the Israel–Palestine Conflict: Implications in the<br />

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Australian Federalism and Domestic Violence Policy-Making<br />

LOUISE CHAPPELL AND MAYET COSTELLO 633<br />

Network Governance and the 2020 Summit<br />

PAUL FAWCETT, ROB MANWARING AND DAVID MARSH 651<br />

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JENNY STEWART AND KATHLEEN MACKIE 669<br />

High Court Review 2010: The Resurgence of Rights?<br />

ANIKA GAUJA AND KATHARINE GELBER 683<br />

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Alice’s Unrepresentative Council: Cause for Intervention?<br />

WILLIAM SANDERS 699<br />

Gendered Voting at the 2010 Federal Election<br />

BRUCE TRANTER 707<br />

Review Essay<br />

Judicial Biography, Creativity and Diversity in Australia<br />

RODERIC PITTY 719<br />

Book Reviews 727<br />

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African <strong>Security</strong><br />

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Virginia Military Institute, USA<br />

Volume 5, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

An exploration of fresh approaches to understanding<br />

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Contents<br />

Asian <strong>Security</strong><br />

ASIAN SECURITY VOLUME 6 NUMBER 2 2010<br />

ISSN 1479-9855<br />

Asian <strong>Security</strong><br />

VOLUME 6, NUMBER 2, 2010<br />

Asian <strong>Security</strong><br />

Editors: Devin T. Hagerty,<br />

University of Maryland, USA,<br />

Michael R. Chambers,<br />

Indiana State University, USA,<br />

Amy L. Freedman, Long Island University, USA<br />

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The Role of the United States in Sudan at a<br />

Moment of Peril and Opportunity<br />

Richard S. Williamson<br />

Also in this issue<br />

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American Foreign<br />

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Australian Journal of Political Science<br />

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The policy-making dimension of post-conflict governance: the<br />

experience of Aceh, Indonesia 533<br />

Ben Hillman<br />

Young Afghans in ‘transition’: towards Afghanisation, exit or violence? 555<br />

Yukitoshi Matsumoto<br />

How ex-combatants talk about personal security. Narratives of<br />

former paramilitaries in Colombia 579<br />

Enzo Nussio<br />

Speaking the language of security: the Commonwealth, the<br />

Francophonie and the CPLP in conflict management in Africa 607<br />

Rodrigo Tavares and Luís Brás Bernardino<br />

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ARTICLES<br />

A critical evaluation of American drone strikes in Pakistan: legality, legitimacy<br />

and prudence<br />

M.W. Aslam 313<br />

Neoliberalism and state terrorism in the Philippines: the fingerprints of Phoenix<br />

William N. Holden 331<br />

The blurring of boundaries: images of abjection as the terrorist and the reel<br />

Arab intersect<br />

Hania A.M. Nashef 351<br />

What’s so ‘religious’ about ‘religious terrorism’?<br />

Jeroen Gunning and Richard Jackson 369<br />

SPECIAL SECTION: TEACHING ABOUT TERRORISM<br />

Introduction: teaching and researching terrorism – pressures and practice<br />

David Miller and Tom Mills 389<br />

Counter-insurgency goes to university: the militarisation of policing in the Puerto Rico<br />

student strikes<br />

José Atiles-Osoria and David Whyte 393<br />

Teaching about terrorism in the United Kingdom: how it is done and what problems<br />

it causes<br />

David Miller, Tom Mills and Steven Harkins 405<br />

Counterterrorism and the neo-liberal university: providing a check and balance?<br />

Rod Thornton 421<br />

Developing a critical pedagogy of ‘research-based’ teaching in Islamic studies<br />

Ayla Göl 431<br />

(Continued on inside back cover)<br />

Volume 11<br />

Number 5<br />

November 2011<br />

Volume 4<br />

Number 3<br />

December 2011<br />

ISSN 1352-3260<br />

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Behavioral Sciences of<br />

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Aggression<br />

Published on behalf of the Society for<br />

Terrorism Research<br />

Co-Editors: Samuel Justin Sinclair,<br />

Harvard Medical School, USA,<br />

Daniel Antonius, New York University, USA<br />

Volume 4, 2012, 3 issues per year<br />

Aims to address the complex causation and effects of terrorist activity by<br />

bringing together timely, consistently scientifically and theoretically sound<br />

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Comparative Strategy<br />

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Editor-in-Chief: Keith B. Payne,<br />

National Institute for Public Policy, USA<br />

Volume 31, 2012, 5 issues per year<br />

The evolving strategic environment is having a<br />

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CSD analysis<br />

Critical<br />

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on<br />

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Volume 4 Number 3 December 2011<br />

Contents<br />

Conflict, <strong>Security</strong> & Development<br />

Conflict, <strong>Security</strong> &<br />

Development<br />

Editor: Dylan Hendrickson,<br />

King’s College London, UK<br />

Volume 12, 2012, 5 issues per year<br />

Offers analysis of the economic and political<br />

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Volume 11 Number 5 November 2011<br />

CONTEMPORARY SECURITY POLICY Volume 32 Number 3 December 2011<br />

Conflict,<br />

<strong>Security</strong> &<br />

Development<br />

Volume 32 Number 3 December 2011<br />

Special Issue<br />

EUROPEAN SECURITY<br />

POLICY: STRATEGIC CULTURE<br />

IN OPERATION?<br />

Contemporary <strong>Security</strong> Policy<br />

Editors: Aaron Karp,<br />

Old Dominion University, USA,<br />

Regina Karp, Old Dominion University, USA<br />

Guest Editors<br />

PETER SCHMIDT AND Volume 33, 2012, 3 issues per year<br />

BENJAMIN ZYLA<br />

An established peer-reviewed journal focusing<br />

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theoretically-based research on policy problems<br />

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Critical <strong>Studies</strong> on Terrorism<br />

Volume 4 Number 3 December 2011<br />

Critical<br />

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on<br />

Terrorism<br />

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Congressional Intelligence Oversight: The Electoral<br />

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Missing the Wake-up Call: Why Intelligence Failures<br />

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ERIK J. DAHL<br />

Organizing Intelligence: An Introduction to the 1955<br />

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RORY CORMAC<br />

The British Far Rightʼs South African Connection:<br />

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Anglo-Saxon Susceptibilities: The Special Relationship<br />

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ALEX DANCHEV<br />

An Ancient Clash of Civilizations?<br />

ROSE MARY SHELDON<br />

The Formative Years of Canadian Foreign Intelligence<br />

TIMOTHY ANDREWS SAYLE<br />

The Tortured and the Torturers: Six Films on Prisoner<br />

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Peter Jackson, University of Strathclyde, UK<br />

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National intelligence services play an ever greater<br />

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Impact Factor: 0.258<br />

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Editor-in-Chief: Paul F. Diehl,<br />

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA<br />

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The International Journal of<br />

Human Rights<br />

Editor: Frank Barnaby, Stockbridge, Hants, UK,<br />

Associate Editors: Sonja Grover,<br />

Lakehead University, Canada,<br />

Gabrielle Lynch, University of Leeds, UK,<br />

Amrita Mukherjee, University of Leeds, UK,<br />

Damien Short, University of London, UK<br />

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Covers an exceptionally broad spectrum of human rights issues: human<br />

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International Journal of<br />

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Editor-in-Chief: Richard R. Valcourt,<br />

American Military University, USA<br />

Volume 25, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

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www.tandfonline.com/ujic<br />

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Accepted for coverage in the Thomson<br />

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Examines peacekeeping and peace operations<br />

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Editor: Robert Blyth,<br />

National Maritime Museum, UK<br />

Volume 14, 2012, 2 issues per year<br />

Focuses on historical enquiry at the intersections<br />

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position this within broad oceanic and international contexts, encouraging<br />

comparative perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches.<br />

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The Iraq War and the Responsibility to Protect: Uses, Abuses and Consequences for the<br />

Future of Humanitarian Intervention<br />

Jeremy Moses, Babak Bahador and Tessa Wright 347<br />

Applying the Environment Shaping Methodology: Conceptual and Practical Challenges<br />

Keith G. Tidball and Elon D. Weinstein 369<br />

The Sovereignty Dodge and the Responsibility to Control: Should the US Do What Pakistan<br />

Won’t Do?<br />

Theresa Reinold 395<br />

BOOK REVIEW<br />

Contemporary Debates on Peacebuilding<br />

Fernando Cavalcante 419<br />

Volume 5 Issue 4 December 2011<br />

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Journal of Genocide Research<br />

Senior Editor: A. Dirk Moses,<br />

Contents<br />

European University Institute, Florence and<br />

University of Sydney<br />

Volume 14, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

Promotes an interdisciplinary and comparative<br />

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attempts at annihilation pose some of the more perplexing questions<br />

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Lead Editor: Christien van den Anker,<br />

University of the West of England, UK<br />

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University of Helsinki, Finland & The Embassy<br />

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Heather Widdows,<br />

Centre for the Study of Global Ethics, University<br />

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Volume 8, 2012, 3 issues per year<br />

An international and interdisciplinary journal concerned with ethical issues<br />

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Journal of Human Rights<br />

Editor: Richard P. Hiskes,<br />

University of Connecticut<br />

JOURNAL OF INTERVENTION<br />

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2012, 4 issues per year<br />

The Journal of Human Rights serves as an arena<br />

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JOURNAL OF INTERVENTION<br />

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Journal of Intervention<br />

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Volume 6, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

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assess the development and the consequences of these policies, in an<br />

international and framework.<br />

www.tandfonline.com/risb<br />

Journal of Military Ethics<br />

Editors: Henrik Syse,<br />

International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)<br />

& Norwegian Defence University College, Norway,<br />

Martin L. Cook,<br />

United States Naval War College, USA<br />

Volume 11, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

An international, peer-reviewed journal devoted<br />

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articles discussing justifications for the resort to military force and /<br />

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research/discussion on ethical issues in military training, as well as the<br />

post-conflict role of military forces.<br />

www.tandfonline.com/smil<br />

New to Routledge for 2012<br />

Journal of Peacebuilding &<br />

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Executive Editors: Erin McCandless, The New<br />

School, USA, Mohammed Abu-Nimer, American<br />

University, USA,<br />

Necla Tschirgi, University of San Diego, USA<br />

Volume 7, 2012, 3 issues per year<br />

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sharing of critical thinking and constructive action at the intersections<br />

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Editorial<br />

Confronting violence, protecting health<br />

Simon Rushton, Alan Ingram and Maria Kett 187<br />

Commentaries<br />

Settled precepts: normative ethics, applied ethics and physician<br />

complicity with torture<br />

Steven H. Miles 191<br />

Reflections on peace-through-health: the first Canadian, Israeli and<br />

Palestinian maternal and child health programme for medical students<br />

Alexandra L.C. Martiniuk and Shannon Wires 197<br />

Post 9/11 Somalia: the strategic role of health systems strengthening<br />

in global security<br />

Alexander E.T. Finlayson, Jorge Zeron, Luke Beaumont,<br />

Jibril Handuleh and Andy Leather 205<br />

Impact of sexual violence on children in the Eastern Democratic<br />

Republic of Congo<br />

Brett D. Nelson, Lisa Collins, Michael J. VanRooyen, Nina Joyce,<br />

Denis Mukwege and Susan Bartels 211<br />

Paper<br />

Sexual and gender based violence against men in the Democratic<br />

Republic of Congo: effects on survivors, their families and the<br />

community<br />

Mervyn Christian, Octave Safari, Paul Ramazani, Gilbert Burnham<br />

and Nancy Glass 227<br />

Book reviews 247<br />

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Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism Volume 6 Number 2 2011<br />

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Journal of Policing,<br />

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Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter<br />

Terrorism (PICT), Macquarie University<br />

Editor-In-Chief: Colin Wastell,<br />

Macquarie University, Australia<br />

Managing Editor: Julian Droogan, Macquarie<br />

University, Australia<br />

Volume 7, 2012, 2 issues per year<br />

A forum for those undertaking research and practice in areas including<br />

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critical incidents and political violence, terrorism and the<br />

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Medicine,<br />

considerations that surround them.<br />

Conflict<br />

and Survival<br />

www.tandfonline.com/rpic<br />

The Journal of<br />

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Editors: David M. Glantz, Col. US Army Ret.,<br />

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Christopher Donnelly, Defence Academy of the<br />

United Kingdom<br />

Volume 25, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

This journal investigates all aspects of military affairs<br />

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– in both historical and geopolitical contexts – and offers a vehicle for<br />

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views.<br />

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Journal of the<br />

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Journal of the Indian Ocean Research<br />

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Chief Editor: Dennis Rumley,<br />

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Volume 8, 2012, 2 issues per year<br />

The principal objective of this journal is to be<br />

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Director, National Maritime Foundation, India<br />

Volume 8, 2012, 2 issues per year<br />

Each issue presents studies and research<br />

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and issues contextual to oceanic activity such<br />

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A designated journal of IPPNW<br />

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Maria Kett, University College London, UK,<br />

Volume 28, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

An international journal for those interested in the<br />

health aspects of violence and human rights. It aims to cover – amongst<br />

other topics – the health and environmental effects of war; influence<br />

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Military Psychology<br />

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Volume 18, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

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Volume 40, 2012, 6 issues per year<br />

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Editors: Oliver P. Richmond,<br />

University of Manchester, UK,<br />

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Peacebuilding is an international, comparative,<br />

multidisciplinary journal open to articles on<br />

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to provide in-depth analyses of the ideologies,<br />

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Editor: Robert Elias,<br />

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Stanislav N. Rodionov, Space Research Institute, Moscow, Russia<br />

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<strong>Security</strong> Index<br />

A Russian Journal on<br />

International <strong>Security</strong><br />

Journal of The Russian Center for Policy<br />

<strong>Studies</strong> (PIR Center)<br />

Editor-in-Chief: Vladimir A. Orlov,<br />

PIR Centre, Russia<br />

Volume 18, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

<strong>Security</strong> Index provides readers with serious, professional, and<br />

unbiased examinations of urgent issues in the sphere of international<br />

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SPECIAL ISSUE: CRIMINAL INSURGENCIES IN MEXICO AND THE<br />

AMERICAS: THE GANGS AND CARTELS WAGE WAR<br />

GUEST EDITOR: ROBERT J. BUNKER<br />

Notes on Contributors<br />

Editor’s note<br />

DR ROBERT J. BUNKER<br />

Preface: Los Zetas and a new barbarism<br />

SAMUEL LOGAN<br />

Grand strategic overview: epochal change and new realities for the United States<br />

ROBERT J. BUNKER<br />

PART 1: THEORY<br />

Rethinking insurgency: criminality, spirituality, and societal warfare in the Americas<br />

JOHN P. SULLIVAN AND ROBERT J. BUNKER<br />

Integrating feral cities and third phase cartels/third generation gangs research: the rise of<br />

criminal (narco) city networks and BlackFor<br />

ROBERT J. BUNKER AND JOHN P. SULLIVAN<br />

PART 2: MEXICO<br />

A broken Mexico: allegations of collusion between the Sinaloa cartel<br />

and Mexican political parties<br />

MALCOLM BEITH<br />

Just where do Mexican cartel weapons come from?<br />

DAVID A. KUHN AND ROBERT J. BUNKER<br />

Silver over the border: US law enforcement corruption on the Southwest Border<br />

GRAHAM H. TURBIVILLE, JR<br />

PART 3: THE AMERICAS<br />

<strong>Security</strong>, stability, and sovereignty challenges of politicized gangs<br />

and insurgents in the Americas<br />

MAX MANWARING<br />

Central America besieged: cartels and maras country threat analysis<br />

STEVEN S. DUDLEY<br />

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Impact Factor: 0.766<br />

Ranking: 30/78 (International Relations)<br />

Editor-in-Chief: John M. Owen, University of<br />

Virginia, USA<br />

Volume 21, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

Firmly established as a leading journal on<br />

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SMALL WARS AND INSURGENCIES Volume 22 Number 5 December 2011<br />

Small Wars &<br />

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Small Wars & Insurgencies<br />

Editors: Paul B. Rich,<br />

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Thomas-Durell Young,<br />

Naval Postgraduate School, USA,<br />

Thomas Mockaitis, DePaul University, USA<br />

Volume 23, 2012, 5 issues per year<br />

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Volume 36, 2012, 6 issues per year<br />

A forum for independent research, commentaries,<br />

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2010 <strong>Studies</strong> in Conflict & Terrorism<br />

Volume 33 Number 7<br />

Volume 33<br />

Number 7<br />

July<br />

2010<br />

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Editor-in-Chief: Bruce Hoffman,<br />

Georgetown University, USA<br />

Volume 35, 2012, 12 issues per year<br />

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Impact Factor: 0.814<br />

Ranking: 27/78 (International Relations);<br />

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Editors: David C. Rapoport,<br />

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Volume 22 Number 3<br />

July – September 2010<br />

Max <strong>Taylor</strong>, University of St. Andrews, UK<br />

Volume 24, 2012, 5 issues per year<br />

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The International<br />

History Review<br />

Included in the Thomson Reuters Arts &<br />

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Editors: Lucian Ashworth,<br />

Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada,<br />

Andrew Williams, University of St Andrews, UK<br />

Volume 34, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

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VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1 2012<br />

ARTICLES<br />

The G20, the Crisis, and the Rise of Global Developmental Liberalism<br />

Paul Cammack 1<br />

Development Effectiveness and the Politics of Commitment<br />

Caroline Hughes & Jane Hutchison 17<br />

The Meaning of Work in Neoliberal Globalisation: the Asian exception?<br />

Trevor Parfi t & Jay Wysocki 35<br />

Regional Energy Integration in Latin America: lessons from Chile’s experience with natural gas<br />

David R Mares & Jeremy M Martin 53<br />

Fiftieth Anniversary of Decolonisation in Africa: a moment of celebration or critical reflection?<br />

Sabelo J Ndlovu-Gatsheni 71<br />

African diasporas, development and the politics of context<br />

Rebecca Davies 91<br />

Religious Institutions and Authoritarian States: church–state relations in the Middle East<br />

Fiona McCa lum 109<br />

FINANCING OUT OF POVERTY<br />

Microfinance, the Market and Political Development in the Internet Age<br />

Jack J Ba ry 125<br />

Co-optation, Cooperation or Competition? Microfinance and the new left in Bolivia,<br />

Ecuador and Nicaragua<br />

Florent Bédéca rats, Johan Bastiaensen & François Doligez 143<br />

Access to Credit in the Developing World: does land registration matter?<br />

Daniel Domeher & Raymond Abdulai 163<br />

Financial Inclusion and Human Capital in Developing Asia: the Australian connection<br />

Rashmi Umesh Arora 179<br />

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35:1<br />

Cheng Li<br />

Andrew C. Kuchins<br />

and Igor A. Zevelev<br />

Brinton Rowdybush<br />

and Patrick Chamorel<br />

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A NORTH KOREAN SPRING?<br />

Victor D. Cha and Nicholas D. Anderson<br />

WHY CHINA WILL DEMOCRATIZE<br />

Yu Liu and Dingding Chen<br />

IRAN’S DECLINING<br />

INFLUENCE IN IRAQ<br />

Babak Rahimi<br />

<strong>Strategic</strong>, DEFENSE & SECURITY <strong>Studies</strong><br />

Journals from Routledge<br />

The Journal of <strong>Strategic</strong><br />

<strong>Studies</strong><br />

Impact Factor: 0.344<br />

Ranking 55/78 (International Relations);<br />

100/141 (Political Science)<br />

Editors: Joseph A. Maiolo,<br />

King’s College London, UK,<br />

Thomas G. Mahnken,<br />

The Johns Hopkins University, USA<br />

Deputy Editor: Timothy D. Hoyt, United States Naval War College,<br />

USA<br />

Volume 35, 2012, 6 issues per year<br />

Over the last twenty years, the reshaping of world politics and the<br />

development of military technologies has raised questions about the<br />

efficacy of force in contemporary statecraft. Consequently, the field of<br />

strategic studies is now of great significance. This journal takes a lead<br />

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“Members of the next [Politburo Standing Committee] could make very<br />

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“ THE BATTLE FOR CHINA’ S TOP NINE LEADERSHIP<br />

“The return of Putin as president, however, will not significantly alter the<br />

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involving debates among Russian elites about foreign policy and Russia’s<br />

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politics in the new emerging Arab political order, including in Iraq. But<br />

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by Arabs—including many Shi‘a Iraqis—as a regional hegemonic force.”<br />

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“ IRAN’ S DECLINING INFLUENCE IN IRAQ”<br />

q u a r t e r l y<br />

The Nonproliferation Review<br />

Journal of The James Martin Center for<br />

Nonproliferation <strong>Studies</strong>, Monterey Institute of<br />

International <strong>Studies</strong>, USA<br />

Editor: Stephen Schwartz, The James Martin<br />

Center for Nonproliferation <strong>Studies</strong>, Monterey<br />

Institute of International <strong>Studies</strong>, USA<br />

Volume 19, 2012, 3 issues per year<br />

A refereed journal concerned with the causes,<br />

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and conventional weapons. Features case studies, theoretical analyses,<br />

reports, and policy debates on such issues as individual country<br />

programmes, treaties and export controls, terrorism, and the effects of<br />

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THE WASHINGTON QUARTERLY 2012 POWER TRANSITIONS WINTER 2012<br />

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The Washington Quarterly<br />

Journal of the Center for <strong>Strategic</strong> and<br />

International <strong>Studies</strong> (CSIS)<br />

Impact Factor: 0.650<br />

Ranking: 36/78 (International Relations);<br />

CHINA<br />

77/133 (Law)<br />

RUSSIA<br />

FRANCE<br />

Editor-in-Chief: Alexander T. J. Lennon,<br />

Center for <strong>Strategic</strong> and International <strong>Studies</strong>, USA<br />

Volume 35, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

Providing analysis of strategic security challenges, changes, and their<br />

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Impact Factor: 0.834<br />

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Editor: Shahid Qadir,<br />

Royal Holloway, University of London, UK<br />

Volume 33, 2012, 10 issues per year<br />

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VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1 2012<br />

q u a r t e r l y<br />

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The Review of Faith &<br />

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Affairs at the Institute for Global Engagement<br />

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Volume 10, 2012, 4 issues per year<br />

Dedicated to providing analysis and commentary<br />

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making their research and commentaries available not just to specialists<br />

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Editor: Emma De Angelis,<br />

Royal United Services Institute<br />

for Defence and <strong>Security</strong><br />

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Volume 157, 2012, 6<br />

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and <strong>Security</strong> <strong>Studies</strong>, UK<br />

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