Political geography: returning to basic conceptions

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— 1990b: Whatever happened to the Second Cold War? Soviet-American relations, 1980-88. Review of International Studies 16, 155-72.

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— 1990b: Creating the second Cold War: the discourse of politics . London: Pinter Publishers, New York: Guildford Press.

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Fukuyama, F. 1990: Geopolitics in the 1990s: editorial. Roundtable 316, 346-49.

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Grant, R. and Lyons, D. 1990: The Republic of Ireland in the world-economy: exploring the dynamics in the semi-periphery. In Martin, W.T. , editor, Semi-peripheral states in the world-economy . Westport, CT: Greenwood Press , 125-39.

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Halliday, F. 1990a: Cold War, Third World. London: Hutchinson Radius.

— 1990b: Iraq and its neighbours: the cycles of insecurity. World Today 46, 104-07.

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— 1990d: 'The sixth great power': on the study of revolution and international relations. Review of International Studies 16, 207-21.

Harkavy, R.E. 1989: Bases abroad: the global foreign military presence. New York: Oxford University Press.

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Hauner, M. 1990: What is Asia to us?: Russia's Asian Heartland yesterday and today. Boston: Unwin Hyman.

Havel, V. 1990: The future of Central Europe. New York Review of Books March 29, 18-19.

Helmsing, A.H.J. 1990: Transforming rural local government: Zimbabwe's municipal elections. Government and Policy 8, 87-110.

Hitchens, C. 1991: Why we are stuck in the sand: Realpolitik in the Gulf - a game gone tilt. Harpers Magazine January, 70-78.

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— 1990b: The case for leadership. Foreign Policy 81, 20-38.

Howard, M. 1990: The remaking of Europe. Survival 32, 99-106.

Ikle, F. and Nakanishi, T. 1990: Japan's grand strategy. Foreign Affairs 69, Summer, 81-95.

Islam, S. 1990: Capitalism in conflict. Foreign Affairs 69, no. 1, 172-82.

Jacob, G. 1990: Site unseen: the politics of siting a nuclear waste depository . Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.

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Johnston, R.J. 1989a: Environmental problems: nature, economy and the state . New York: Pinter Publishers. — 1989b: The beginnings of realignment? Ecological analysis of the 1984 and 1987 New Zealand general elections. New Zealand Geographer 45, 50-57.

Johnston, R.J. and Pattie, C.J. 1990: Class, attitudes and restrospective voting: exploring regional variations in the 1983 general election in Great Britain. Environment and Planning A 22, 893-908.

Johnston, R.J. , Pattie, C.J. , and Johnston, L.C. 1989: Great Britain's changing electoral geography: the flow of the vote and spatial polarization. Tidjschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 81, 189-213.

— 1990: The role of ecological analysis in electoral geography: the changing patterns of Labour voting in Great Britain, 1983-87. Geografiska Annaler 70B, 307-24.

Johnston, R.J. , Shelley, F.M. and Taylor, P.J. , editors, 1990: Developments in electoral geography. New York: Routledge.

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Karsh, E. 1990: Geopolitical determinism: the origins of the Iran-Iraq war. Middle East Journal 44, 256-68.

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— 1990b: Decline of Soviet power: implications for international relations. Survival 32, 15-28.

— 1990c: Why does the Cold War continue in the Third World. Journal of Peace Research 27, 353-57.

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Kliot, N. and Waterman, S. 1990: The political impact on writing the geography of Palestine/Israel . Progress in Human Geography 14, 237-60.

Knill, G. 1990: State, structure and strategy: South Africa's municipal elections. Antipode 22, 73-87.

Knopp, L. 1990: Some theoretical implications of gay involvement in an urban land market. Political Geography Quarterly 9, 337-52.

Kofman, E. and Peake, L. 1990: Into the 1990s: a gendered aganda for political geography . Political Geography Quarterly 9, 313-36.

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Kramer, D.C. 1990: 'Those people across the water just don't know our problems': an analysis of friends and neighbours voting in a geographically-split legislative district. Political Geography Quarterly 9, 189-96.

Kreisberg, P.H. 1990: The US and Asia 1989: mounting dilemmas. Asian Survey 30, 13-24.

Lake, R.W. and Johns, R.A. 1990: Legitimation conflicts: the politics of hazardous waste siting law. Urban Geography 11, 488-508.

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— 1990b: The United States and Europe: American grand strategy after the Cold War. World Policy Journal 7, 35-70.

Mearsheimer, J. 1990: Back to the future: instability in Europe after the Cold War. International Security 15, 5-56.

Mercier, G. 1990: Le concept de propriété dans las géographie politique de Friedrich Ratzel. Annales de Géographie 555, 595-615.

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— 1990: The West Bank: native water-resources systems and competition . Political Geography Quarterly 9, 39-52.

Rule, S.P. 1989: Language, occupation and regionalism as determinants of white political allegiances in South Africa: the 1981 and 1987 general elections . South African Geographical Journal 71, 94-101.

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— 1990d: GKS. Political Geography Quarterly 9, 211-12.

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Yiftachel, O. 1990: Boundary change and institutional conflict in the planning of central Perth. New Zealand Geographer 45, 58-67.

Zhukov, S.I. 1990: The geography of the USSR's foreign trade with bordering socialist countries. Soviet Geography 31, 46-53.