Content
1995, Volume 21, Issue 3
- 247-263 Economic sanctions as an instrument of foreign policy: The role of domestic politics
by T. Clifton Morgan & Valerie Schwebach - 265-289 Generating and maintaining cooperation in international relations: A model of repeated interaction among groups in complex and uncertain situations
by Stephen Majeski - 291-308 Taking “enduring” out of enduring rivalry: The rivalry approach to war and peace
by Gary Goertz & Paul Diehl
1995, Volume 21, Issue 2
- 109-125 Nested rivalries: Superpower competition, arms transfers, and regional conflict, 1950–1990
by David Kinsella - 127-153 The impact of politics on exchange rate fluctuations: The untold story
by Marina Arbetman - 155-180 A general model of international interactions and peace economics
by Raymond Dacey - 181-201 Guns and growth around the globe
by Michael Ward & Mohan Penubarti & Jordin Cohen & Corey Lofdahl
1995, Volume 21, Issue 1
- 1-21 Military intervention and the democratic peace
by Charles Kegley & Margaret Hermann - 23-38 The tyranny of distance: Redefining relevant dyads
by Douglas Lemke - 39-62 Political structure and foreign policy learning: Are democracies more likely to act on the lessons of history?
by Dan Reiter - 63-83 Economic risk and the politics of protectionism
by Sherry Quiñones & Scott Gates - 85-107 Targets of covert pressure: The hidden victims of the democratic peace
by Patrick James & Glenn Mitchell