Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Volume 5, Issue 2 (1991)

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The Air War in the Gulf
R.A. Mason
Pages: 1-8
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The Cod Wars against Iceland: The Royal Navy as political instrument
Paddy Johnston
Pages: 9-15
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Inter‐Arab politics and the Gulf War: States’ rights take precedence over Pan‐Arabism
Rosemary Hollis
Pages: 16-26
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Soviet historiography today: Is the past now more predictable?
Tony Kemp‐Welch
Pages: 27-33
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The Gulf crisis: Implications for political stability in the middle‐east
Maha Azzam
Pages: 34-44
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Punching above their weight: How small developing states operate in the contemporary diplomatic world
Richard Edis
Pages: 45-53
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Book Reviews

Book Review
Book reviews
Geoffrey Lee Williams, Bulent Gökay, Paul Cornish, Bulent Gôkay, Roberto Viviani, Robin Bidwell, Alisa Land, Siobhan M. McEvoy, Carl van Dyke & David Weigall
Pages: 55-70
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Miscellany

Editorial board
Page: ebi
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