CIAO DATE: 04/03

Journal of International Affairs

Volume 56, No. 1 Fall 2002

 

• Editor's Forward (pdf)

• About the Authors

Population and Security

• Population and Security: How Demographic Change Can Lead to Violent Conflict by Jack A. Goldstone

Challenges for Multiethnic States

• Demographic Engineering and the Struggle for Power by Milica Z. Bookman

• Demography and Communalism in India by Neil DeVotta

• Israel's Demographic Doom? by Monica Duffy Toft

Populations on the Move...

• Migration and Security: Some Key Linkages by Nazli Choucri

• Crime and Violence in an Urbanizing World by Ellen Brennan-Galvin

• The Global Raiders: national, Globalization, and the South African Brain Drain by Jonathon Crush

... And in Transition

• The Middle East's Demographic Transition Ellen Laipson

• The Shape of Things to Come: Global Aging in the Twenty-furst Century by Peter G. Peterson

The Environmental Factor

• Climate Fluctuations, Demography and Development — Regional Case Studies by Ariaster B. Chimeli, Carolyn Z. Mutter and Chet Ropelewski

• Population, Environment and Security by Richard A. Matthew

Literature Reviews

• Demographic Change, natural Resources and Violence: The Current Debate Reviewed by Colin Kahl

• Ecoviolence? Links Between Population Growth, Environmental Scarcity and Violent Conflict in Thomas Homer-Dixon's Work Reviewed by Nils Petter Gleditsch and Henrik Urdal

The Andrew Wellington Cordier Essay

• Strangers in the City: The Hukou and Urban Citizenship in China by Peter W. Mackenzie

Book Review

• Cultural Politics in Greater Romania: Regionalism, Nation Building, and Ethnic Struggle, 1918-1930, by Irina Livezeanu Reviewed by Vladimir Solonari