| International Affairs 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A European 'society of states' - but only states of mind? | International relations | Morgan, Roger |
| A wider Europe: the view from Moscow and Kyiv. | International relations | Light, Margot, White, Stephen, Lowenhardt, John |
| Bad, mad, sad or rational actor? Why the 'securitization' paradigm makes for poor policy analysis of north Korea. | International relations | Smith, Hazel |
| Bad, mad, sad or rational actor? Why the 'securitization' paradigm makes for poor policy analysis of North Korea. | International relations | Smith, Hazel |
| Biodiversity and business: coming to terms with the 'grand bargain'.(Special Biodiversity Issue)(Statistical Data Included) | International relations | Kate, Kerry Ten, Laird, Sarah A. |
| Biodiversity finance.(Special Biodiversity Issue) | International relations | Rubino, Michael C. |
| Democracy and international society. | International relations | Mayall, James |
| European values and the asylum crisis. | International relations | Boswell, Christina |
| French and British security: mirror images in a globalized world. | International relations | Clarke, Michael |
| From the Atlantic to the Bug, from the Arctic to the Tigris? The transformation of the EU.(European Union) | International relations | Wallace, William |
| Global governance: poorly done and poorly understood. | International relations | Murphy, Craig N. |
| International history and international relations theory: a dialogue beyond the Cold War. | International relations | Kennedy-Pipe, Caroline |
| Introduction and overview.(Special Biodiversity Issue) | International relations | Ward, Halina |
| Is there a French way of explaining African politics? | International relations | Chabal, Patrick |
| Linking agricultural biodiversity and food security: the valuable role of agrobiodiversity for sustainable agriculture.(Special Biodiversity Issue)(Statistical Data Included) | International relations | Thrupp, Lori Ann |
| Making EMU a success. | International relations | Dornbusch, Rudi, Jacquet, Pierre |
| NATO's triple challenge. | International relations | Croft, Stuart, Howorth, Jolyon, Terriff, Terry, Webber, Mark |
| Nuclear order and disorder. | International relations | Walker, William |
| Political theory and international relations: promised land or exit from Eden? | International relations | Rengger, Nicholas |
| Regulating biotech trade: the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.(Special Biodiversity Issue)(Colombia) | International relations | Falkner, Robert |
| Russia: a part of Europe or apart from Europe? | International relations | Baranovsky, Vladimir |
| State, market, and global political economy: genealogy of an (inter-?) discipline. | International relations | Underhill, Geoffrey R.D. |
| The Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949: from the 1949 diplomatic conference to the dawn of the new millennium. | International relations | Bugnion, Francois |
| The nature of value and the value of Nature: a philosophical overview.(Special Biodiversity Issue) | International relations | Rogers, Ben |
| The sharp edges of Europe: extending Schengen eastwards.(Schengen Convention)(Statistical Data Included) | International relations | Grabbe, Heather |
| The US and Europe: continental drift? | International relations | |
| Tourism and biodiversity: a convergence of interests?(Special Biodiversity Issue) | International relations | Vaughan, David |
| US foreign relations in the twentieth century: from world power to global hegemony. | International relations | Dunne, Michael |
| Variable geography: America's mental maps of a greater Europe. | International relations | Walker, Martin |
| Why did we bomb Belgrade? | International relations | McGwire, Michael |
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