After the Cold War

William Hale is Reader in Politics at the School of Oriental and Africa Studies, London University.Eberhard Kienle is Lecturer in Politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies and a fellow of CEDEJ, Cairo.

• IntroductionWilliam Hall and Eberhard KienlePart 1: Global Changes, Peace and Regional Conflict1. The Third World and the End of the Cold War: an Interim AssessmentFred Halliday2. The Sudanese Civil War in International RelationsCharles Tripp3. Central Asia and Transcaucasia after the Cold War: Conflict UnleashedGraham E. Fuller4. International Relations in Africa After the Cold WarChristopher Clapham5. Prospects for Asian Security in the Cold WarDavid Shambaugh6. Thinking Globally from a Regional Perspective: Chinese, Indonesian and Malaysian Reflections on the Post-Cold War EraRosemary FootPart II: Democratisation and the Fate of Leftist Movements7. International versus Domestic Pressures for Democratisation in AfricaMichael Bratton8. Authoritarianism Liberalised: Syria and the Arab East After the Cold WarEberhard Kienle9. 'Good Governance' and the Ideology of TransformationDavid Williams10. Indian Communism: Re-defining Identity and the Struggle for DemocracyHarihar Bhattacharyya11. The African Left after the Cold WarChristopher Clapham