The latest issue of
International Affairs (Vol. 91, no. 5, September 2015) is out. Contents include:
- David Martin Jones & M.L.R. Smith, Return to reason: reviving political realism in western foreign policy
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Stefan Auer, Carl Schmitt in the Kremlin: the Ukraine crisis and the return of geopolitics
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Luis Simón, Europe, the rise of Asia and the future of the transatlantic relationship
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Jean-Yves Haine, A new Gaullist moment? European bandwagoning and international polarity
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Toby Greene, Israel's two states debate
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Robert S. Snyder, The Arab uprising and the persistence of monarchy
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Lei Yu, China's strategic partnership with Latin America: a fulcrum in China's rise
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Scott Fitzsimmons, Just war theory and private security companies
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Lauren Bruffaerts, A diamantine struggle: redefining conflict diamonds in the Kimberley Process
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Andrew T. Wolff, The future of NATO enlargement after the Ukraine crisis
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James Strong, Interpreting the Syria vote: parliament and British foreign policy
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Jane Kinninmont, Unrest in the Arab world: why the 2011 uprisings still matter
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Tim Summers, Society and politics in China today
