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  • Hegemony in International Society 
    Clark, Ian (Oxford University Press, 2011-05-12)
  • Hegemony in International Society 
    Clark, Ian (Oxford University Press, 2011-04-07)
    Adopting an English School approach, the book suggests that hegemony be regarded as an institution of international society. It explores this notion historically through the Concert of Europe, Pax britannica and Pax ...
  • Hidden in plain sight: Constructivist treatment of social context and its limitations 
    Kurki, Milja Helena; Sicnlair, Adriana (2010-02-01)
  • Hidden in plain sight: Constructivist treatment of social context and its limitations 
    Kurki, Milja Helena; Sicnlair, Adriana (2010-01-01)
    This article argues that constructivism in International Relations (IR) suffers from certain important shortcomings in its analysis of the idea of social context. Specifically it is argued that constructivists fail to ...
  • Historical Reflections on the Uses and Limits of Intelligence 
    Jackson, Peter; Siegel, Jennifer (Praeger, 2005)
    Intelligence has never been a more important factor in international affairs than it is today. Since the end of the Second World War, vast intelligence bureaucracies have emerged to play an increasingly important role in ...
  • HIV, AIDS and conflict 
    McInnes, C. J. (2008-07-01)
  • HIV, AIDS and conflict 
    McInnes, C. J. (2008-07-01)
  • HIV, AIDS and conflict in Africa 
    McInnes, Colin (1800)
  • HIV, AIDS and Conflict in Africa 
    McInnes, Colin (2009-02-11)
    The argument that there is a link between conflict and the spread of HIV has become commonplace in both the academic and policy world. This is particularly so for sub-Saharan Africa given the combination of an HIV pandemic ...
  • HIV, AIDS and conflict in africa: why isn't it (even) worse? 
    McInnes, Colin (2011-04-01)
    The causes and consequences of HIV and AIDS are social are well as biomedical. Given the scale of the pandemic, understanding the social dimensions of HIV and AIDS is vital. One key argument is that there is a link between ...
  • HIV, AIDS and conflict in africa: why isn't it (even) worse? 
    McInnes, Colin (2011-04-01)
  • HIV/AIDS and national security 
    McInnes, Colin (Ashgate, 2007)
    The political impact of HIV/AIDS varies greatly and is difficult to map. States depend on how governments choose to manage the political implications of HIV and AIDS, both those stemming from the erosions of its own capacity ...
  • HIV, AIDS and Securitisation 
    McInnes, Colin; Rushton, Simon Berkeley (2010)
    In this paper we offer a preliminary examination of the securitisation of HIV/AIDS. In the first half of the last decade there was a widespread assumption that HIV/AIDS had been successfully securitised. We argue that in ...
  • HIV/AIDS and Securitization Theory 
    McInnes, Colin John; Rushton, Simon Berkeley (2013-01)
    This article uses an analysis of the securitization of HIV/AIDS as a basis for proposing three contributions to securitization theory. Beginning with an examination of some of the key debates which have taken place between ...
  • HIV/aids and security 
    McInnes, Colin John (2006-03)
    The UN and its associated agencies have been among the most important players in increasing global AIDS awareness. But the intervention of the Security Council has been critical in securitizing HIV/AIDS. Moreover, the ...
  • HIV, AIDS and security: Where are we now? 
    McInnes, Colin; Rushton, Simon Berkeley (2010-01)
    HIV/AIDS is one of the greatest single causes of death and suffering on the planet. Over the last decade the societal impact of HIV/AIDS has been widely discussed in terms of national and international security. This article ...
  • Hizballah 
    Gunning, Jeroen (University of Pennsylvania Press/ Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, 2007)
    The wave of civil wars, terror attacks, and insurgencies over the last half century has redefined our notion of protracted conflicts. While the American news media have devoted primary coverage to the threat posed by ...
  • How do we deal with disease? 
    Fothergill, Mick; Rees, M. Elaine (2005)
  • How hierarchical can international society be? 
    Clark, Ian (2009-09-30)
  • Human Interconnectedness 
    Linklater, A. (Routledge, 2011-01-11)

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