All Stories

  1. Military anthropology: soldiers, scholars and subjects at the margins of empire
  2. Notes on Contributors
  3. Notes on Contributors
  4. Notes on contributors
  5. Hollywood and Cinematic Representations of Far-Right Domestic Terrorism in the U.S
  6. Notes on Contributors
  7. Introduction
  8. Rossellini, Pontecorvo, and the neorealist cinema of insurgency
  9. Introduction
  10. Notes on Contributors
  11. Bibliography
  12. Notes on Contributors
  13. Notes on Contributors
  14. Editorial statement
  15. A historical overview of US counter-insurgency
  16. Notes on Contributors
  17. Terror and Its Limits: The Historical Understanding of Terrorist Movements, States and Tribes in an Age of Cultural Anxiety
  18. At the gates of Eden: The cultural and media underpinnings of modern terrorism
  19. Understanding Terror, Terrorism, and Their Representations in Media and Culture
  20. The Death of Dag Hammarskjöld, the Congolese Civil War, and decolonisation in Africa, 1960–65
  21. Book Reviews
  22. Counterinsurgency or a war on terror? The war in Afghanistan and the debate on Western strategy
  23. Russia as a great power
  24. Introduction: the global significance of a small war
  25. The Politics of Immigration and Asylum
  26. A1 Qaeda and the radical Islamic challenge to western strategy
  27. Introduction
  28. Civilisations in European and World History: A Reappraisal of the Ideas of Arnold Toynbee, Fernand Braudel and Marshall Hodgson
  29. Political Liberalisation and Democratisation in the Arab World edited by BAGHAT KORANY, REX BRYNEN and PAUL NOBLE Boulder, CO and London: Lynne Rienner, 1998. Pp. 288. £17.50 (pb...
  30. Civilizations in European and World History: A Reappraisal of the Ideas of Arnold Toynbee, Fernand Braudel and Marshall Hodgson
  31. Loosing the Bonds: The United States and South Africa in the Apartheid Years
  32. E.H. Carr and the Quest for Moral Revolution in International Relations
  33. The Peripheralisation of Africa in Global Politics
  34. The Peripheralisation of Africa in Global Politics
  35. Book reviews
  36. European identity and the myth of Islam: a reassessment
  37. Book reviews
  38. Warlords, state fragmentation and the dilemma of humanitarian intervention
  39. A Morbid Fascination: White Prose and Politics in Apartheid South Africa
  40. Warlords in International Relations
  41. The Emergence and Significance of Warlordism in International Politics
  42. Book reviews
  43. Book reviews
  44. Reaction and Renewal in South Africa
  45. Book reviews
  46. The Counter-Insurgent State: Guerrilla Warfare and State Building in the Twentieth Century. Edited by Paul B. Rich and Richard Stubbs. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997. 235p. $59.95.
  47. Racial ideas and the impact of imperialism in Europe
  48. State Power and Black Politics in South Africa, 1912-51.
  49. A New South African liberal conscience?
  50. Reaction and Renewal in South Africa.
  51. Opposition in South Africa: The Leadership of Z.K. Matthews, Nelson Mandela and Stephen Biko
  52. Reaction and Renewal in South Africa
  53. Reviews
  54. In Sight of Surrender: The U.S. Sanctions Campaign against South Africa, 1946-1993
  55. Reaction and Renewal in South Africa
  56. State Power and Black Politics in South Africa, 1912–51
  57. Introduction
  58. Radical Impulses
  59. Apartheid, the State and the Reconstruction of the Political System
  60. Segregation and the Emergence of Black Politics
  61. The Resurgence of Black Political Opposition
  62. The Politics of ‘Natives Representation’
  63. Conclusion: The Modernising of a Colonial State
  64. The 1936 Hertzog Bills and the All-African Convention
  65. The Struggle for the Cape African Franchise
  66. Natal, Indirect Rule and Retribalisation
  67. The Crisis after the First World War
  68. Renewed Challenges to Segregation
  69. The Dynamics of Change in Southern Africa.
  70. Whites against Apartheid
  71. Book reviews
  72. Reviews
  73. Social Darwinism, anthropology and English perspectives of the Irish, 1867–1900
  74. Is South African Radical Social History Becoming Irrelevant?
  75. Hope and Despair: English-Speaking Intellectuals and South African Politics 1896-1976
  76. The Dynamics of Change in Southern Africa
  77. Introduction
  78. The Search for Security in Southern Africa
  79. Bernard Huss and the Experiment in African Cooperatives in South Africa, 1926-1948
  80. Book reviews
  81. Nationalism, The State and Political Change in Contemporary South Africa
  82. American Enterprise in South Africa: Historical Dimensions of Engagement and Disengagement
  83. Patriotism and the Idea of Citizenship in Postwar British Politics
  84. Books
  85. Book reviews
  86. The Battlefronts of Southern Africa
  87. Race, Science, and the Legitimization of White Supremacy in South Africa, 1902-1940
  88. American Enterprise in South Africa: Historical Dimensions of Engagement and Disengagement
  89. Books
  90. A question of life and death to England: Patriotism and the British intellectuals, c1886–1945
  91. Short reviews
  92. Rationality and revolution
  93. Elite and popular culture: ‘Patriotism and the British intellectuals’ C 1886–1945
  94. History, classes and nation states: Selected writings of Victor Kiernan
  95. Doctrines of ‘Change’ in South Africa
  96. Book reviews
  97. Reviews
  98. Book reviews
  99. United States containment policy, South Africa and the apartheid dilemma
  100. Race and Empire in British Politics
  101. The State of Apartheid
  102. South Africa: In Transition to What?
  103. The great war and the British people
  104. Book reviews
  105. The black Diaspora in Britain: Afro‐Caribbean students and the struggle for a political identity, 1900–1950
  106. T. H. Green, Lord Scarman and the issue of ethnic minority rights in English liberal thought
  107. Book reviews
  108. The Appeals of Tuskegee: James Henderson, Lovedale, and the Fortunes of South African Liberalism, 1906-1930
  109. Cold War and Black Liberation: The United States and White Rule in Africa, 1948-1968
  110. Book reviews
  111. The impact of South African segregationist and apartheid ideology on British racial thought: 1939–1960
  112. Race, Government and Politics in Britain
  113. Conservative Ideology and Race in Modern British Politics
  114. Introduction
  115. Doctrines of racial segregation in Britain: 1900–1944
  116. Black minorities in Britain: The search for an historical identity (A review article)
  117. The Baptism of a New Era': The 1911 Universal Races Congress and the Liberal ideology of race
  118. The long Victorian sunset: Anthropology, eugenics and race in Britain, c1900–48
  119. Insurgency, Terrorism and the Apartheid System in South Africa
  120. Philanthropic racism in Britain: The Liverpool university settlement, the anti‐slavery society and the issue of ‘half‐caste’ children, 1919–51
  121. Landscape, social Darwinism and the cultural roots of South African racial ideology
  122. Race thinking ‐old and new (a review article)
  123. Book reviews
  124. Tradition and revolt in South African fiction: the novels of Andre Brink, Nadine Gordimer and J. M. Coetzee
  125. The South African institute of race relations and the debate on “race relations”, 1929–1958
  126. Book reviews
  127. Book reviews
  128. Liberalism and ethnicity in South African politics, 1921–1948
  129. Book reviews
  130. Ideology in a plural society: The case of South African segregation∗
  131. Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
  132. The Study of Insurgency and Counterinsurgency