Suchergebnisse

Intifadeh leadership, Israeli strategies for dealing with the disturbance, and its impact on Israeli society.

Chronicles the evolution of NATO policy towards Southwest Asia, identifying examples of cooperative and noncooperative behavior. Develops four hypotheses about intra-alliance behaviour. Points to the overriding importance of American coercion in producing political cooperation within NATO on the out-of-area problem. Illuminates the need to distinguish carefully between the political and economic components of alliance management. Suggests, however, that the different dynamics driving cooperation and discord are not a function of the issue-area per se, but of the scope and locus of its decision making arena. (Abstract amended)

Organization of the Polisario Front; the Saharawi economy; the role of women.

Partial contents: Fragmentation and divisions; The failure to mobilize; The inadequacy of union tactics; The weakness of political channels and institutional mechanisms.

MUNICH HAD ALL THE POLITICS OF WAR WITHOUT A SHOOTING WAR, AND HENCE ITS APPEAL TO NARRATIVE AND DIPLOMATIC HISTORIANS. IN ORDER TO EXAMINE THE LONG-REGIONAL IDEOLOGICAL SETTING OF THE MUNICH PACT, THE AUTHOR ESTABLISHES TWO FUNDAMENTAL AND INTERRELATED FACTS: (1) NAZI GERMANY WAS A CAPITALIST STATE, AND (2) EUROPEAN FASCISM WAS STRIDENTLY AND VIOLENTLY ANTICOMMUNIST, ANTI-MARXIST, AND ANTI-SOVIET.