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Volume 21, Number 1, February 2009

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Twentieth Anniversary Special Issue - International relations: an Oceanic perspective
pp. 1-2(2)
Authors: Curley, Melissa; Davies, Sara; Devetak, Richard; Kaempf, Seb

Grand narratives and international relations
pp. 3-17(15)
Author: Linklater, Andrew

Risk and hierarchy in international society
pp. 19-35(17)
Author: Clapton, William

Reconsidering institutional cosmopolitanism: global poverty and the importance of the state in international political theory
pp. 37-52(16)
Author: Slaughter, Steven

The subject of war, from Salamanca to Sydney Cove
pp. 53-68(16)
Author: Buchan, Bruce

From pacifism to militarisation: liberal-democratic discourse and Japan's global role
pp. 69-84(16)
Authors: Moses, Jeremy; Iwami, Tadashi

Political rage: terrorism and the politics of emotion
pp. 85-98(14)
Authors: Wright-Neville, David; Smith, Debra

Conflict, HIV and AIDS: a new dynamic in warfare?
pp. 99-114(16)
Author: McInnes, Colin

Australia's aid diplomacy and the Pacific Islands: change and continuity in middle power foreign policy
pp. 115-130(16)
Author: Hawksley, Charles

BOOK REVIEWS
pp. 131-137(7)
Authors: McDougall, Derek; Behnke, Andreas; Hall, Nina; Weber, Bryce

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