WTOHIRRLDD QUARTERLY Journal of Emerging Areas Contents of Volume 19 1998 Number 1 Notes on Contributors Articles Human rights and culture: beyond universality and relativism David R Penna & Patricia J Campbell Authoritarianism in Central Asia: curse or cure? Paul Kubicek Complexity and simplicity: landmines, peace and security in Central America Frank Faulkner & Lloyd Pettiford Non-democratic states and political liberalisation in the Middle East: a structural analysis Mehran Kamrava Indian Inflow: the interplay of foreign investment and intellectual property Anup Tikku AUTOCRACY AND SUCCESSION IN AFRICA The class of 1990: how have the autocratic leaders of sub-Saharan Africa fared under democratisation? Bruce Baker Crisis, violence and political succession in Africa Rodger M Govea & John D Holm Books FEATURE REVIEW Civilisational clashes: surveying the fault lines Shahid Qadir BOOK REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW PANEL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS Number 2 Notes on Contributors Articles Algeria’s elections: the prelude to democratisation Youcef Bouandel & Yahia H Zoubir Regionalism and democracy in Ethiopia John Young The new politics of “Caribbean America’ Anthony Payne Latin American autogolpes: dangerous undertows in the third wave of democratisation Maxwell A Cameron Tradition, UMNO and political succession in Malaysia Hari Singh Exchange rate policy in developing countries: what is left of the nominal anchor approach? Graham Bird INSIDE ISRAEL Israel and its Arab citizens: predicaments in the relationship between ethnic states and ethnonational minorities Nadim Rouhana The political economy of Israel’s demand for Palestinian labour Ali Kadri & Malcolm MacMillen Books WorldViews Resource Guide BOOK REVIEW PANEL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS Number 3 Notes on Contributors Articles Third World studies, development studies and post-communist studies: definitions, distance and dynamism Shu-Yun Ma G-15 and South-South cooperation: promise and performance Kripa Sridharan From population control to ‘reproductive rights’: ideological influences in population policy Seamus Grimes Women in development: a critical analysis Gina Koczberski Identities and the Indian state: an overview Sagarika Dutt South Africa’s emergence as a middle power Janis van der Westhuizen Political instability and business: focus on Shell in Nigeria Jedrzej George Frynas A response to Frynas_ Alan Detheridge & Noble Pepple (Shell) THE ASIAN CRISIS Lineages of liberalism and miracles of modernisation: The World Bank, the East Asian trajectory and the international development debate Mark T Berger & Mark Beeson Taming the tigers: the IMF and the Asian crisis Nicola Bullard, Walden Bello & Kamal Mallhotra Books WORLDVIEWS RESOURCE GUIDE BOOK REVIEW PANEL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS Number 4 SPECIAL ISSUE: RETHINKING GEOGRAPHIES: NORTH-SOUTH DEVELOPMENT Guest Editors: David Simon & Klaus Dodds In memory of Michael J Eden Notes on Contributors Articles INTRODUCTION Rethinking geographies of North-South development David Simon & Klaus Dodds Fundamentalism and globalism David Lehmann The new managerialism in local governance: North-South dimensions Vandana Desai & Rob Imrie Contesting civil society: reflections from El Salvador Cathy McIlwaine NAFTA/FTAA and the new articulations in the Americas: seizing structural opportunities Don D Marshall Common security? geopolitics, development, South Asia and the Indian Ocean Sanjay Chaturvedi The geopolitics of regionalism: the Valdivia Group and southern hemisphere environmental co-operation Klaus Dodds Rethinking community resource management: managing resources or managing people in western Botswana? Chasca Twyman Sustainable development and Agenda 21: the secular bible of global free markets and pluralist democracy Timothy Doyle Books FEATURE REVIEWS Britain’s new government, new White Paper, new aid? Eliminating world poverty: a challenge for the 21st century Peter Burnell Dematerialising consumption Leen Boer An appreciation of MICHAEL J EDEN Duncan F M McGregor BOOK REVIEW PANEL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS Number 5 Notes on Contributors Articles Deterritorialised territories, borderless borders: the new geography of international medical assistance Francois Debrix Globalisation and environmental resistance politics James H Mittelman Public action and its limits: re-examining the politics of hunger alleviation in eastern India Bob Currie Civil society and democratisation in comparative perspective: Latin America and the Middle East Mehran Kamrava & Frank O Mora Mapping the prospects for regional co-operation in southern Africa Ian H Rowlands RETHINKING DEVELOPMENTISM AND DEPENDENCY Is comparative politics dead? Rethinking the field in the post-Cold War era Howard J Wiarda The Eurocentism of dependency theory and the question of ‘authenticity’: a view from Turkey Haldun Giilalp Books FEATURE REVIEW On South Asian states and the state of the nations in South Asia Amalendi Misra WORLD VIEWS RESOURCE GUIDE BOOK REVIEW PANEL INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS