general issue

Vol. 3, No. 2, December 2008

articles

  'From Montreal to Bali: The 2005-2007 European Union Strategy for Reengaging the
  United States in the UNFCCC Negotiations'
  (Stavros Afionis, Keele University)    [pp. 1-14]

  'Liberal Political Theorists, The Cosmopolitan Tradition and Globalisation Discourse'
  (Craig Berry, University of Sheffield)     [pp. 15-32]

  'The United States and Israel: A (Neo) Realist Relationship'
  (Daniel Bosley, Keele University)     [pp. 33-52]

  'Reconstituting Manhood: Examining Post-Conflict Remasculinisation and its Effects
  on Women's Rights in Afghanistan'
  (Sabrina Gilani, University of Nottingham)     [pp. 53-72]

  'Challenging the French Exception: 'Islam' and Laicite'
  (Matthew J. Gordner, University of Alberta)     [pp. 72-87]

  'The 'Anti-Hobbes'? Montesquieu's Contribution to International Relations Theory'
  (Katya Long, Universite Libre de Bruxelles)     [pp. 88-101]

  'Defining the Nation? Dissolving the Problem'
  (Amanda Machin, University of Westminster)     [pp. 102-9]

  'Hungary: Protests, Reforms and Uneasy Choices. From a Forerunner to a
  "State of Great Risks"'
  (Galina Nelaeva, Tyumen State University)     [pp. 110-24]

  '"Eat and Give to Your Brother": The Politics of Office Distribution in Nigeria'
  (Nkwachukwu Orji, Central European University)     [pp. 125-39]

  'Emancipation and Domination: Human Rights and Power Relations
  (James Souter, University of London)     [pp. 140-150]

  'Theories of Law and Morality: Perspectives from Contemporary African Jurisprudence
  (Idowu William and Oke Moses, Obafemi Awolowo University)     [pp. 151-70]

book reviews

  Marina Oshana(2006), Personal Autonomy in Society
  (Reviewed by Wei Wei Cao, Keele University)     [pp. 171-3]

  Robert A. Khan (2005), Holocaust Denial and the Law [A Comparative Study]
  (Reviewed by Rohee Dasgupta, Keele Univeristy)     [pp. 174-6]

  Retort (Iain Boal, T.J. Clark, Joseph Matthews, Michael Watts)(2005), Afflicted Powers:
  Capital and Spectacle in a New Age of War
  (Reviewed by Christian Garland, Independent)     [pp. 177-9]

  John Cope, Joyce E. Canaan, David Harris (eds.)(2006), Learning and Teaching
  Social Theory
  (Reviewed by Robert Imre, University of Newcastle, Australia)     [pp. 180-1]

  John Kucich (2007), Imperial Masochism: British Fiction, Fantasy
  and Social Class
  (Reviewed by Monica Ingber, Keele University)     [pp. 182-3]

  Bradley A. Thayer (2004), Darwin and International Relations: On the Evolutionary Origins of
  War and Ethnic Conflict
  (Reviewed by Jonathon Louth, University of Adelaide)     [pp. 184-5]

  Jeffrey E. Cohen (2008), The Presidency in the Era of 24-Hour News
  (Reviewed by Pinar Sayan, Okan University)     [pp. 186-7]

  Sven Bernhard Gareis, Johannes Varwick (2005), The United Nations: An Introduction
  (Reviewed by Norman Sempijja, Kingston University)     [pp. 188-90]

  D. Sunshine Hillygus, Todd G. Shields (2008), The Persuadable Voter: Wedge Issues
  in Presidential Campaigns
  (Reviewed by Mark Rice, Coventry University)     [pp. 191-3]

  Madeleine Fagan, Ludovic Glorieux, Indira Hasimbegovic, Marie Suetsugo (2007), Derrida:
  Negotiating the Legacy
  (Reviewed by Christopher Zebrowski, Keele University)     [pp. 194-5]