The International History Review articles

Volume 35 (5)

Enforced Pacific Settlement or Guaranteed Mutual Defence? British and US Approaches to Collective Security in the Eclectic Covenant of the League of Nations vol. 35 (5): 993-1008
South Africa and the Italo-Ethiopian War, 1935–6 vol. 35 (5): 1009-1030
‘An Obstacle, though not a Barrier’: the Role of International Law in Security Planning during the Pax Britannica vol. 35 (5): 1031-1051
Détente as a Strategy: Greece and the Communist World, 1974–9 vol. 35 (5): 1052-1067
‘That Moral League of Nations against the United States’: The Origins of the 1856 Declaration of Paris vol. 35 (5): 1068-1088
Intelligence and Stalin's Two Crucial Decisions in the Winter War, 1939–40 vol. 35 (5): 1089-1112
The Origins of Exercise ALCORA, 1960–71 vol. 35 (5): 1113-1134
A Forgotten Instrument of Global Capitalism?International Concessions, 1870–1930 vol. 35 (5): 1136-1155
E. H. Carr, Norman Angell, and Reassessing the Realist–Utopian Debate vol. 35 (5): 1156-1184
How the East Influenced Drug Prohibition vol. 35 (5): 1185-1199
Biographies vol. 35 (5): 1200-1201

Volume 35 (4)

A ‘World Without End’: Post-War Reconstruction and Everyday Internationalism in Documentary Film vol. 35 (4): 657-680
The Leith-Ross Mission and British Policy towards East Asia, 1934–7 vol. 35 (4): 681-701
The Napoleonic Legend and the War Scare of 1840 vol. 35 (4): 702-722
Beyond Annexationism: The Central Powers’ Ostpolitik as Structural Transformation, 1917–18 vol. 35 (4): 723-743
The Limits of British Power: Intervention in Portugal, 1820–30 vol. 35 (4): 744-765
Realist Thought and Humanitarian Intervention vol. 35 (4): 766-782
The Great Game Anew: US Cold-War Policy and Pakistan's North-West Frontier, 1947–65 vol. 35 (4): 783-806
Reading and Warning the Likely Enemy – a Commentary: Signalling Across Four Continents vol. 35 (4): 807-816
Anglo-American Relations and the Labour Government's ‘Scuttle’ from Abadan: a ‘Declaration of Dependence’? vol. 35 (4): 817-843
Economic Regionalism and Social Stabilisation: the International Labour Organization and Western Europe in the Early Post-War Years vol. 35 (4): 844-862
British Conservative Opinion and the Problem of Germany after the First World War vol. 35 (4): 863-883
Curzon's Cruise: The Pomp and Circumstances of Indian Indirect Rule of the Persian Gulf vol. 35 (4): 884-904
Polanyi's Magnum Opus? Assessing the Application of the Counter-Movement in International Political Economy vol. 35 (4): 905-920
Biographies vol. 35 (4): 921-922
Erratum: Erratum vol. 35 (4): 923-0

Volume 35 (3)

Pragmatic, ad hoc Foreign-Policy Making of the Early Republic: Thomas H. Perkins's Boston–Smyrna–Canton Opium Model and Congressional Rejection of Aid for Greek Independence vol. 35 (3): 449-464
‘Finishing the Enterprise’: Israel's Admission to the United Nations vol. 35 (3): 465-485
Trans-Regionalism and Economic Co-Dependency in the South China Sea: the Case of China and the Malay Region (tenth to fourteenth centuries AD) vol. 35 (3): 486-510
From ‘Peace by Dictation’ to International Organisation: Great Power Responsibility and the Creation of the United Nations vol. 35 (3): 511-533
‘The Nuclear Myth’: Edward Heath, Europe, and the International Politics of Anglo-French Nuclear Co-Operation 1970–3 vol. 35 (3): 534-555
Transatlantic Relations at a Time When ‘More Flags’ Meant ‘No European Flags’: the United States’ War in South-East Asia and its European Allies, 1964–8 vol. 35 (3): 556-575
The Age of Nationality and the Origins of the Zionist-Palestinian Conflict vol. 35 (3): 576-599
Arms and Men: the Diplomacy of US Weapons Traffic with Saint-Domingue under Adams and Jefferson vol. 35 (3): 600-648
Biographies vol. 35 (3): 649-650
The Nuremberg SS-Einsatzgruppen Trial, 1945–1958. Atrocity, Law and History vol. 35 (3): 651-652
The Iraqi Revolution of 1958: a Revolutionary Quest for Unity and Security vol. 35 (3): 652-653
The East German State and the Catholic Church 1945–1989 vol. 35 (3): 654-655

Volume 35 (2)

‘The Sustenance of Salisbury’ in the era of Decolonization: The Portuguese Politics of Neutrality and the Rhodesian Oil Embargo, 1965–7 vol. 35 (2): 235-255
New to the Game: Czechs, Economic Unions, and the Diplomacy of Contested Zones vol. 35 (2): 256-273