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Volume 59, Number 2, June, 2005
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Notes on our contributors
pp. 115-116(2)

Editor's foreword
pp. 117-119(3)
Author: Tow, William T.

Iraq: amidst carnage some optimism
pp. 121-126(6)
Author: Hartley, John

Arafat's legacy, Abbas's challenges
pp. 127-132(6)
Author: Gray, Matthew

On bridging the gap: the relevance of theory to the practice of conflict resolution
pp. 133-140(8)
Authors: Bercovitch, Jacob; Clements, Kevin; Druckman, Daniel

Foreign policy priorities for the Howard government's fourth term: Australia, Asia and America in the post-11th September world
pp. 141-152(12)
Author: Woolcott, Richard

Perspectives on Australian foreign policy, 2004
pp. 153-168(16)
Author: McDonald, Matt

The changing nature of Jemaah Islamiyah
pp. 169-178(10)
Author: Jones, Sidney

US-China relations after 11 September: a long engagement or marriage of convenience?
pp. 179-199(21)
Author: Taylor, Brendan

Multinational enterprises, international relations and international business: reconstituting intellectual boundaries for the new millennium
pp. 201-223(23)
Author: Jarvis, Darryl S.L.

Book reviews
pp. 225-250(26)

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