The International Studies Review

A Tale of Two Realisms: Expanding the Institutions Debate
pp. 1-32(32)
Authors: Schweller R.L.; Priess D.

Interdependence and Conflict
pp. 33-58(26)
Author: McMillan S.M.

In Search of Democratic Peace: Problems and Promise
pp. 59-91(33)
Author: Chan S.

Epistemic Communities Searching for Regional Cooperation
pp. 93-98(6)
Author: Kolodziej E.A.

Globalization and the Quest for Governance
pp. 99-106(8)
Author: Hout W.

Further Ahead or Further Behind? The Debate over Positivism
pp. 107-112(6)
Author: Schmidt B.C.

Why You Can't Get a Lot for a Little
pp. 113-116(4)
Author: Biddle S.

Getting Respect Gets No Respect
pp. 117-119(3)
Author: Morgan P.M.

The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
pp. 120-122(3)
Author: Morgan T.C.

Controlling Violence in a New World Order
pp. 123-124(2)
Author: Rothgeb Jr J.M.

Realism, Revolution, and International Relations
pp. 125-126(2)
Author: Desch M.C.

Small Powers Learn from Big Wars
pp. 127-129(3)
Author: Voss J.F.

When Interests Diverge: Alliance Politics at the Close of the Twentieth Century
pp. 130-132(3)
Author: Brady L.P.

The Big Influence of Small States Revisited
pp. 133-135(3)
Author: Wittkopf E.R.

Bound to Withdraw? The United States and the Global Human Rights Regime
pp. 136-138(3)
Author: Liese A.

Studying Waves; Understanding Sea Changes
pp. 139-143(5)
Author: Griffith I.L.

The Reports of Marxism's Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
pp. 144-146(3)
Author: Hochstetler K.

Africa's Fortunes in the Twenty-first Century
pp. 147-150(4)
Author: Shaw T.M.

Evaluating Peacekeeping Missions
pp. 151-165(15)
Authors: Druckman D.; Stern P.C.