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THE YEAR BOOK OF WORLD AFFAIRS 1981

Volume 35

Editors :
George W. Keeton
and
Georg Schwarzenberger
Managing Editor :
C. G. Burnham

The Year Book of World Affairs 1981

Published under the auspices of
THE LONDON INSTITUTE OF WORLD AFFAIRS

First published 1981 by Westview Press

Published 2019 by Routledge
52 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York, NY 10017
2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN

Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business

1981 in England, by Stevens & Sons London, England

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.

Notice:
Product or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks, and are used only for identification and explanation without intent to infringe.

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 47-29156

ISBN 13: 978-0-367-27390-3 (hbk)

Contents

By DANIEL KEOHANE

Lecturer in International Relations, University of Keele

By COLIN LEGUM

Associate Editor, The Observer (London);Editor, Africa Contemporary Record; Editor, Africa Currents; Editor, Middle East Contemporary Survey

By THOMAS FRANCK

Professor, School of Law,New York University;Director, Center for International Studies, New York University.

By YURI GLAZOV

Chairman, Department of Russian, Dalhousie University,Halifax, Nova Scotia.

By G. D. LOESCHER

Assistant Professor,Department of Government and International Studies, University of Notre Dame, Indiana

By B. G. RAMCHARAN

Research Associate, London Institute of World Affairs

By HELEN O'NEILL

Director, Centre for Development Studies, University College, Dublin

By MIGUEL S. WIONCZEK

Senior Research Fellow, El Colegio de Mexico

By GERALD HEEGER

Dean, University College,Adelphi University, New York and MEL ALBIN Assistant Professor of Political Studies, Adelphi University, New York

By C. P. FITZGERALD

Emeritus Professor of History, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University

By GEOFF BERRIDGE

Lecturer in Politics, University of Leicester

By M. H. SMITH

Senior Lecturer in International Relations, Lanchester Polytechnic

By ALFRED P. RUBIN

Professor of International Law,Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts

By KENNETH W. THOMPSON

Director, White Burkett Miller Center for Public Affairs, University of Virginia

By JULIET LODGE

Lecturer in Politics, University of Hull

By MICHAEL NICHOLSON

Director, Richardson Institute for Conflict and Peace Research, Department of Politics, University of Lancaster

By E. B. F. MIDGLEY

Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of A berdeen

By F. M. AUBURN

Associate Professor of International Law, The University of Western Australia

By GEORG SCHWARZENBERGER

Director, London Institute of World Affairs; Emeritus Professor of International Law in the University of London

1. ii

Guide

THIS annual survey is intended to serve three purposes:

(1) With every additional volume of this Year Book it becomes increasingly difficult for new readers to derive the fullest benefit from the materal available in earlier volumes. This survey brings together references to themes examined in the past which have particular current relevance.

(2) The specific object of an annual publication is to make possible analyses in a wider perspective and on the basis of more mature reflection than may be possible in a quarterly or monthly journal. Thus, it is not the object of this Year Book to provide instant information on current issues of world affairs. Yet, international affairs have a stereotyped and, largely, repetitive character, so that, frequently, a "new" happening or "modern" development has been anticipated in one or more of the earlier volumes of the Year Book. "Trends and Events" provides evidence of some such continuity as may be traced over a span of years.

(3) References to earlier contributions also offer readers an opportunity to judge for themselves the adequacy of the conceptual and systematic frameworks chosen or taken for granted in the papers selected:

(A) Hegemony and the World Powers

Andreski, S.: Imperialism: Past and Future (29 Y.B.W.A., 1975)

Bettany, A. G.: Czechoslovakia Between East and West (1 ibid. 1947)

Buchan, A.: An Expedition to the Poles (29 ibid. 1975)

Burnham, C. G.: Czechoslovakia: Thirty Years After Munich (23 ibid. 1969)

Burton, J. W.: The Declining Relevance of Coercion in World Society (22 ibid. 1968)

: Western Intervention in South-East Asia (20 ibid. 1966)

Caldwell, J. A. M.: The United States Empire in the Far East (21 ibid. 1967)

Falk, R. A.: The Logic of State Sovereignty Versus the Requirements of World Order (27 ibid. 1973)

Graber, D. A.: United States Intervention in Latin America (16 ibid. 1962)

Kaplan, M. A.: Theoretical Inquiry and the Balance of Power (14 ibid. 1960)

Katona, P.: Soviet Propaganda to the Colonial World (9 ibid. 1955)

Lapenna, I.: The Soviet Concept of Socialist International Law (29 ibid. 1975)

Morgenthau, H. J.: Neutrality and Neutralism (11 ibid. 1957)

: The Moral Dilemma in Foreign Policy (5 ibid. 1951)

Nussbaumer, A.: The Economic Systems of Socialist Eastern Europe: Principles, Development and Operation (29 ibid. 1975)

Seara Vazquez, M.: Zones of Influence (27 ibid. 1973)

Schwarzenberger, G: An Inter-Camp Agenda (18 ibid. 1964)

: Beyond Power Politics? (19 ibid. 1965)

: Civitas Maxima? (29 ibid. 1975)

: From Bipolarity to Multipolarity? (21 ibid. 1967)

: Hegemonial Intervention (13 ibid. 1959)

: The Scope for Neutralism (15 ibid. 1961)

(B) AFRICA AND THE WORLD POWERS

Bissell, R. E.: The Ostracism of Southern Africa (32 Y.B.W.A., 1978)

Butterworth, R.: The Future of South Africa (31 ibid. 1977)

Doxey, G. V. & M.: The Prospects for Change in South Africa (19 ibid. 1965)

Doxey, M.: The Rhodesian Sanctions Experiment (25 ibid. 1971)

Elias, T. O.: The Economic Community of West Africa (32 ibid. 1978)

Hudson, D.: The World Council of Churches and Racism (29 ibid. 1975)

Legum, C.: Foreign Intervention in Africa (34 ibid. 1980)

: South Africa: The Politics of Dtente (30 ibid. 1976)

: The Future of Ethiopia (28 ibid. 1974)

Longmore, L.: The South African Dilemma (8 ibid. 1954)

Shaw, T. M.: Southern Africa: From Dtente to Deluge (32 ibid. 1978)

Stent, G. D.: Colour Problems of South Africa (2 ibid. 1948)

Taylor, T.: President Nixon's Arms Supply Policy (26 ibid. 1972)

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