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Volume 38 (1)

The Chief: Douglas Haig and the British Army, by Gary Sheffield/Foch in Command: The Forging of a First World War General, by Elizabeth Greenhalgh vol. 38 (1): 240-242

Volume 37 (5)

Non-Alignment, the Third Force, or Fence-Sitting: Independent Pathways in the Cold War vol. 37 (5): 901-911
Beyond Continents, Colours, and the Cold War: Yugoslavia, Algeria, and the Struggle for Non-Alignment vol. 37 (5): 912-932
The Making of a Non-Aligned Nuclear Power: India's Proliferation Drift, 1964–8 vol. 37 (5): 933-950
‘When the Bull Elephants Fight’: Kwame Nkrumah, Non-Alignment, and Pan-Africanism as an Interventionist Ideology in the Global Cold War (1957–66) vol. 37 (5): 951-969
Ghana, India, and the Transnational Dynamics of the Congo Crisis at the United Nations, 1960–1 vol. 37 (5): 970-990
The Rise and Fall of Non-Aligned Mediation, 1961–6 vol. 37 (5): 991-1013
Choosing Sides in the Global Cold War: Switzerland, Neutrality, and the Divided States of Korea and Vietnam vol. 37 (5): 1014-1036
States of Insecurity vol. 37 (5): 1037-1058
The Commonwealth and the Cold War, Neutralism, and Non-Alignment vol. 37 (5): 1059-1082
Between Internationalism and Empire: Ireland, the ‘Like-Minded’ Group, and the Search for a New International Order, 1974–82 vol. 37 (5): 1083-1101
Biographies vol. 37 (5): 1102-1103
Rethinking Japanese Public Opinion and Security: From Pacifism to Realism? by, Paul Midford vol. 37 (5): 1104-1105
The Congress of Vienna, Power and Politics after Napoleon, by Brian E. Vick vol. 37 (5): 1105-1107
Documents on Conservative Foreign Policy, 1852–1878., edited by Geoffrey Hicks, John Charmley, and Bendor Grosvenor vol. 37 (5): 1107-1108
Empire in Question, Reading Writing and Teaching British Imperialism, by Antoinette Burton vol. 37 (5): 1109-1110
British Pirates and Society, 1680–1730, by Margarette Lincoln vol. 37 (5): 1110-1111
FDR’s Ambassadors and the Diplomacy of Crisis: From the Rise of Hitler to the End of World War II, by David Mayers vol. 37 (5): 1111-1112

Volume 37 (4)

1914: What will the British do? The Irish Home Rule Crisis in the July Crisis vol. 37 (4): 657-681
‘Those European Chicken Littles’: Reagan, NATO, and the Polish Crisis, 1981–2 vol. 37 (4): 682-699
The dynastic triangle in international relations: Modena, England, and France, 1678–85 vol. 37 (4): 700-720
How International was the Secretariat of the League of Nations? vol. 37 (4): 721-744
A ‘Historical Commitment’? Identity and Ideology in Israel's Attitude to the Refugee Convention 1951–4 vol. 37 (4): 745-767
A Pyrrhic Victory: Harold Wilson, Helmut Schmidt, and the British Renegotiation of EC Membership, 1974–5 vol. 37 (4): 768-789
The Struggle Between the United States and Israel over Recognition for Jerusalem as Israel's Capital, 1952–67 vol. 37 (4): 790-808
Economy, Technology, and the Huttonian Enlightenment: Approaches to China in the International Political Economy since the Early Twentieth Century vol. 37 (4): 809-840
‘This Way of Treating Friendly Aliens Seems Strange to Me’: Australian Security Services, Allied Governments-in-Exile, and the Surveillance and Internment of ‘Friendly Aliens’ from Occupied Europe, 1939–45 vol. 37 (4): 841-863
Reading Beside the Lines: Marginalia, W.E. Gladstone, and the International History of the Bulgarian Horrors vol. 37 (4): 864-886
Biographies vol. 37 (4): 887-888
Violence and Colonial Order: Police, Workers and Protest in the European Colonial Empires, 1918–1940, by Martin Thomas vol. 37 (4): 889-890
France, Britain and the United States in the Twentieth Century 1900–1940: A Reappraisal, by Andrew J. Williams vol. 37 (4): 890-892
Economic Interdependence and War, by Dale C. Copeland vol. 37 (4): 892-893
An International History of the Cuban Missile Crisis: A 50 Year Retrospective, edited by David Gioe, Len Scott, and Christopher Andrew vol. 37 (4): 893-894
Fight or Flight. Britain, France, and their Roads from Empire, by Martin Thomas vol. 37 (4): 894-896
Broken Nation: Australians in the Great War, by Joan Beaumont vol. 37 (4): 896-897
To Win the Battle. The 1st Australian Division in the Great War, 1914–1918, by Robert Stevenson vol. 37 (4): 897-899
Re-Imagining Democracy in the Age of Revolutions. America, France, Britain, Ireland 1750–1850, edited by Joanna Innes and Mark Philips vol. 37 (4): 899-900

Volume 37 (3)

The ‘Labors of Atlas, Sisyphus, or Hercules’? US Gas-Centrifuge Policy and Diplomacy, 1954–60 vol. 37 (3): 431-457
The Emergence of International Studies in New Zealand vol. 37 (3): 458-480
‘Not Intended to Act as Spies’: The Consular Intelligence Service in Denmark and Germany 1906–14 vol. 37 (3): 481-502

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