Front Matter and Dedication (p. i-xiv)
Dedication (p. iii-viii)
Paul T. McCartney
PART ONE: Reflections on the Life and Contributions of Dr. Eric A. Belgrad
Tribute to Professor Belgrad (p. 2-5)
Nitza Nachmias
Eric A. Belgrad, Personal Memories (p. 6-9)
Jack Fruchtman
Remembering Eric (p. 10-11)
Joseph R. Rudolph, Jr.
PART TWO: Contributions of Dr. Belgrad to the Towson University Journal of International Affairs
The Vietnam War as a Guide to Future American Policy in Asia with Comments by Dr. Belgrad (p. 13-28)
Richard A. Falk with Comments by Eric A. Belgrad
Five Decades of Humanitarian Aid: The Case of UNRWA (p. 29-43)
Nitza Nachmias & Eric A. Belgrad
A New Isolationism: Threat of Promise (p. 44-46)
Book Review by Eric A. Belgrad
Russia, China and the West (p. 47-48)
Book Review by Eric A. Belgrad
Make No Drones About It (p. 50-69)
Jake Loewner
Why South Africa Dismantled its Nuclear Weapons (p. 70-79)
Evelin Andrespok
Knowledge, Constitutive Interests and the World Wide Web: Can the Internet be an Emancipatory Medium (p. 80-90)
James C. Roberts
Is International Law Compatible with Peace in a War-Torn Society? Trials and Tribulations in Bosnia (p. 91-98)
Linda S. Bishai
The 1991 and 1917 Bolshevik Coups Compared (p. 99-128)
Harry G. Kyriakodis
The Reagan Pipeline Sanctions (p. 129-154)
Oliver C. Dziggel
On the Road to Peace in the Middle East (p. 155-165)
Michael Curtis
The Politics of the U.S. Trade Embargo of Cuba (p. 166-182)
David W. Dent and Carol O’Brien
Law of War in the Arab-Israeli Conflict: On Water and On Land (p. 183-195)
Richard R. Baxter
Conflict Resolution and the U.N. Peace-keeping Forces (p. 196-209)
Quincy Wright
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