Adelphi papers, 434-435

Iraq: from war to a new authoritarianism

Original Articles

Introduction: Assessing the future of Iraq

Toby Dodge

Chapter One: Understanding the drivers of violence in Iraq

Toby Dodge

Chapter Two: From insurgency to civil war: the purveyors of violence in Iraq

Toby Dodge

Chapter Three: Iraq, US policy and the rebirth of counter-insurgency doctrine

Toby Dodge

Chapter Four: Rebuilding the civil and military capacity of the Iraqi state

Toby Dodge

Chapter Five: The politics of Iraq: the exclusive elite bargain and the rise of a new authoritarianism

Toby Dodge

Chapter Six: From bully to target: Iraq's changing role in the Middle East

Toby Dodge

Conclusion

Toby Dodge

Appendix: National Elections

Toby Dodge

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Adelphi papers, 432-433

Special Issue: Asia's naval expansion: an arms race in the making?

Original Articles

 Introduction

Geoffrey Till

Chapter One: Naval modernisation, action–reaction dynamics and their drivers

Geoffrey Till

Chapter Two: Sea control

Geoffrey Till

Chapter Three: Traditional missions

Geoffrey Till

Chapter Four: Non-traditional missions

Geoffrey Till

Conclusion

Geoffrey Till

Appendix

Geoffrey Till

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Adelphi papers, 427, 2012

Original Articles

Introduction

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Chapter One: NAM origins, structure, policymaking and politics

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Chapter Two: NAM, nuclear non-proliferation and the 2010 NPT Review Conference

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Chapter Three: Peaceful uses and beyond: NAM in Vienna

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Chapter Four: Looking to the future

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Conclusion

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Appendix I: List of members, NAM and the G-77

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Appendix II: Prior Non–Aligned Movement heads of state or government summits

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

Notes

Potter, William & Gaukhar Mukhatzhanova

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Adelphi papers, 429, 2012

Special Issue: Latin America and the illusion of peace

Original Articles

Introduction
Mares, David R.

Chapter One: Sources of conflict
Mares, David R.

Chapter Two: The dynamics of militarisation
Mares, David R.

Chapter Three: Latin American hot spots
Mares, David R.

Chapter Four: Preserving the illusion: managing conflict in Latin America
Mares, David R.

Conclusion
Mares, David R.

Appendix One: Selected unresolved inter-state disputes in Latin America
Mares, David R.

Appendix Two: Memberships
Mares, David R.

Appendix Three: Latin America boundary settlements 2000–2011
Mares, David R.

Notes
Mares, David R.






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Adelphi papers, 428, 2012

Special Issue: Drugs, insecurity and failed states: The problems of prohibition

Original Articles

Introduction
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Chapter One: The evolution of the international drugs trade
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Chapter Two: Prohibition
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Chapter Three: The producer states
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Chapter Four: The transit regions
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Chapter Five Alternatives to prohibition
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Conclusion
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Appendix I
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli

Notes
Nigel, Inkster, & Virginia Comolli





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Adelphi papers, 430-431, 2012

Original Articles

Weary policeman: American power in an age of austerity (Introduction)
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Chapter One: Power and restraint in American history
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Chapter Two: Barack Obama and the limits of superpower
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Chapter Three: Politics, polarisation and American exceptionalism
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Chapter Four: The causes and consequences of austerity
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Chapter Five: Power, influence and leadership
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones

Conclusion: Realist Dilemmas
Allin Dana H. & Erik Jones

Appendix: American power in decline?
Allin, Dana H. & Erik Jones






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Adelphi papers, no 411, 2010

Brendan Taylor
Sanctions as Grand Strategy


Introduction

Chapter one
The Sanctions debate

Chapter two
Sanctioning North Korea

Chapter Three
Sanctioning Iran

Conclusion



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Adelphi papers, no 410, 2010

David Cortright and Raimo Väyrynen
Towards Nuclear Zero

Chapter one
Why disarmament? Why now?

Chapter two
Challenges to thge Non-proliferation regime

Chapter three
Why States give up to bomb

Chapter four
Lessons from the End of the cold war

Chapter five
Assuring security

Chapter six
Addressing regional challenges

Chapter seven
Building cooperation for Non-proliferation and disarmement

Chapter eight
Nuclear Zero and beyind

A Policy agenda for Enhancing security without nuclear weapon



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Adelphi papers, no 409, 2010

Jeffrey Mazo
Climate conflict: how global warming threatens security and what to do about it


Chapter one
Global warming and climate change

Chapter two
Climate and history

Chapter three
Dafur: the first modern climate-change conflict

Chapter four
Conflict, inestability and state failure: the climates factor

Chapter five
Climate change and security

Chapter six
Conclusion



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Adelphi papers No. 408 2009

Buildins Asia's Security


Chapter one
Security architecture, tha Asian way

Chapter two
The current regional order

Chapter three
Understanding the complexities

Chapter four
Imagining alternatives

Conclusion
Ways foward

Glossary

Notes

Adelphi papers No. 407 2009

Building Peace After War

The widespread practice of intervention by outside actors aimed at building ‘sustainable peace’ within societies ravaged by war has been a striking feature of the post-Cold War era. But, at a time when more peacekeepers are deployed around the world than at any other point in history, is the international will to intervene beginning to wane? And how capable are the systems that exist for planning and deploying ‘peacebuilding’ missions of fulfilling the increasingly complex tasks set for them?

In Building Peace After War, Mats Berdal addresses these and other crucial questions, examining the record of interventions from Cambodia in the early 1990s to contemporary efforts in Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The book analyses the nature of the modern peacebuilding environment, in particular the historical and psychological conditions that shape it, and addresses the key tasks faced by outside forces in the early and critical ‘post-conflict’ phase of an intervention. In doing so, it asks searching questions about the role of military force in support of peacebuilding, and the vital importance of legitimacy to any intervention.

Berdal also looks critically at the ways in which governments and international organisations, particularly the UN, have responded to these many challenges. He highlights the pivotal role of politics in planning peacebuilding operations, and offers some sober reflections on the future prospects for post-conflict intervention.


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Adelphi papers No. 406 2009

Hilary Synnott
Transforming Pakistan, Ways out of instability


Regional maps

Chapter one
The nature of Pakistan

Chapter Two
Pakistan after 9/11

Chapter Three
Internal Conflicts

Chapter four
Regional relationships: Indian, China, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf

Conclusion
Prospects and policies

Adelphi papers No. 404-5 2009

Sarah Raine
China's African challenges

Chpater one
Contextualising today's Sino-African relaions

Chapter two
Managing China's African relaions

Chapter Three
Adapting to the challenges og maturing commercial relations

Chapter four
Adapting to the political challenges of commercial relations

Chapter five
Dealing with the implications

Adelphi papers No 402

Ahmed S. Hashim
Iraq's Sunni Insurgency

Chapter one
Origins, causes and composition

Chapter two
ideology

Chapter Three
Objectives and strategy

Chapter four
Organisation, targeting, operational art and tactics

Chapter five
The insurgency's internal and external problems

Adelphi papers No. 399

Peter R. Neumann
Joining Al-Qaeda: jihadist recruitment in Europe


Chapter one
Dynamics and structures

Chapter two
Recuritment grounds

Chapter Three
The recruiters

Chapter four
The message

Chapter Five
The internet

Adelphi papers No. 398

Mark Fitzpatrick
The Iranian muclear crisis


Chapter one
Framing the problem Iran's pursuit of fissile material

Chapter two
Western strategy so far

Chapter Three
Can Iran's capability be Kept Non-weaponised?

Adelphi papers No. 397

Bastian Giegerich
European military crisis management: connecting ambition and reality


Chapter one
EU crisis management: ambition asn achievements

Chapter two
National ambitions and performance

Chapter three
Domestic determinants of national profiles: constraints of enablers?

Adelphi papers No. 396

George Perkovich and James M. Acton
Abolishing Nuclear Weapons

Chapter one
Establishing political conditions to enhance the feasibility ofabolishing nuclear weapons

Chapter two
Verifying the transition to zero

Chapter three
Managing the nuclear industry in a world without nuclear weapons

Chapter four
Enforcement

Chapter five
Hedging and managing nuclear expertise in the transition to zero and after

Adelphi papers No. 400-401

Perspectives on InternationalSecurity
Edited by Tim Huxley and Alexander Nicoll

Global Security Dynamics

Carl Bildt

Address to the IISS 50th Anniversary Dinner

William Hague

Preventing a New Age of Nuclear Insecurity

Francesc Vendrell

Current Conflicts: Afghanistan

David Richards

European Armies: The Challenge

Karl Eikenberry

Europe and Conflict Resolution: Isolated or Engaged?

John Chipman

Strategic Survey 2008 Launch Address

Oksana Antonenko

The War in the Caucasus: Causes and Strategic Implications

Perspectives on Asian Security

Lee Hsien Loong

Keynote Address to the 7th IISS Asia Security Summit, the Shangri-La Dialogue 85

Robert Gates

Challenges to Stability in the Asia-Pacific

Han Seung-soo

Charting a New Frontier: ‘Global Korea’ in the Twenty-First Century

Ma Xiaotian

The Future of East Asian Security

Shiv Shankar Menon

Keynote Address to the 1st IISS–Citi India Global Forum

Michael McDevitt

Asian Military Modernisation: Key Areas of Concern

Jeffrey Mazo

Asian Environmental Concerns

The Widening Security Agenda

Jakob Kellenberger

Restoring Peace in Complex Emergencies

Ronald Cohen

Economics in Conflict Resolution

Nigel Inkster

Assessing Political Risk

Adelphi papers No. 395

Adam Roberts and Dominic Zaum
Selective security, War and the United Nations Security Council since 1945

Chapter one
The inherent selectivity of council's roles

Chapter two
Wars and crises since1945: the overall record

Chapter three
Proposals forUN standing forces: A record offailure

Chapter four
Innovation and flexibility since the end of de Cold War

Chapter five
Accountability and reform

Conclusion
Problems and opportunities of selective security today

Appendix
UN security council-authorised military operations, 1950-2007

Notes