the-evolution-of-international-security-studies

eferences 337Oxenstierna, Maria T. (1999) ‘Revisiting the Global Response to NonproliferationViolations in Iraq: Tracing the Historical Political Roots’, ContemporarySecurity Policy, 20:2, 77–108.Paarlberg, Robert L. (2004) ‘Knowledge as Power: Science, Military Dominance,and US Security’, International Security, 29:1, 122–51.Pace, Michelle (2006) The Politics of Regional Identity: Meddling with the Mediterranean,London: Routledge.Pant, Harsh V. (2004) ‘The Moscow–Beijing–Delhi “Strategic Triangle”: An IdeaWhose Time May Never Come’, Security Dialogue, 35:3, 311–28.(2007) ‘The US–India Nuclear Deal: The Beginning of a Beautiful Relationship?’,Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 20:3, 455–72.Pape, Robert A. (1996) Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War, Ithaca:Cornell University Press.Paris, Roland (2001) ‘Human Security: Paradigm Shift or Hot Air?’, InternationalSecurity, 26:2, 87–102.Parmar, Inderjeet (2005) ’Catalysing Events, Think Tanks and American ForeignPolicy Shifts: A Comparative Analysis of the Impacts of Pearl Harbor 1941and 11 September 2001’, Government and Opposition, 40:1, 1–25.Pastusiak, Longin (1977) ‘Objective and Subjective Premises of Detente’, Journal ofPeace Research, 14:2, 185–93.Pateman, Carol (1988) ‘Feminist Critiques of the Public/Private Dichotomy’, inStanley I. Benn and G. F. Gaus (eds.) Public and Private in Social Life,London:St Martin’s Press and Croom Helm, 118–40.Patomäki, Heikki (2001) ‘The Challenge of Critical Theories: Peace Research at theStart of the New Century’, Journal of Peace Research, 38:6, 723–37.Paul, T. V. (2003) ‘Systemic Conditions and Security Cooperation: Explaining thePersistence of the Nuclear Non-proliferation Regime’, Cambridge Review ofInternational Affairs, 16:1, 135–54.(2006) ‘Why has the India–Pakistan Rivalry been so Enduring? Power Asymmetryand an Intractable Conflict’, Security Studies, 15:4, 600–30.Paul, T. V. and Mahesh Shankar (2007) ‘Why the US–India Nuclear Accord is aGood Deal’, Survival, 49:4, 111–22.Payne, Keith B. (2000) ‘The Case for National Missile Defense’, Orbis, 44:2, 187–96.Pedatzur, Reuven (1994) ‘Evolving Ballistic Missile Capability and Theatre MissileDefence: The Israeli Predicament’, Security Studies, 3:3, 521–70.(2007) ‘The Iranian Nuclear Threat and the Israeli Options’, ContemporarySecurity Policy, 28:3, 513–41.Peoples, Columba (2006) ‘The Moral Obligation of Missile Defence? Preventive WarArgumentation and Ballistic Missile Defence Advocacy’, Cambridge Reviewof International Affairs, 19:3, 421–34.