Outside Readings for GEOG 3513

• Breslauer, George W. 1994. Observations on Soviet imperial disintegration. Post-Soviet Geography 35:216-20.
  
• Bryant, Raymond L. 1992. Political ecology: an emerging research agenda in Third World studies. Political Geography 11:12-36.
  
• Clark, Gordon L. 1994. Geography of contemporary affairs: NAFTA--Clinton's victory, organized labor's loss. Political Geography 13:377-84.
  
• Cohen-Almagor, Raphael. 1995. Cultural pluralism and the Israeli nation-building ideology. International Journal of Middle East Studies 27:461-84.
  
• Decalo, Samuel. 1992. The process, prospects and constraints of democratization in Africa. African Affairs 91:7-35.
  
• Falah, Ghazi, and David Newman. 1995. The spatial manifestation of threat: Israelis and Palestinians seek a 'good' border. Political Geography 14:689-706.
  
• Foresta, Ronald A. 1992. Amazonia and the politics of geopolitics. Geographical Review 82:128-42.
  
• Harris, Chauncy D. 1994. Ethnic tensions in the successor republics in 1993 and early 1994. Post-Soviet Geography 35:530-40.
  
• Harris, Chauncy D. 1993. New European countries and their minorities. Geographical Review 83:301-20.
  
• Hensel, Paul R., and Paul F. Diehl. 1994. Testing empirical propositions about shatterbelts, 1945-76. Political Geography 13:33-51.
  
• Hinnebush, Raymond A. 1995. The political economy of economic liberalization in Syria. International Journal of Middle East Studies 27:305-20.
  
• Holdar, Sven. 1995. Torn between East and West: the regional factor in Ukranian politics. Post-Soviet Geography 36:112-32.
  
• Klemencic, Vladimir, and Milan Bufan. 1994. Cultural elements of integration and transformation of border regions: the case of Slovenia. Political Geography 13:73-83.
  
• Leitner, Helga. 1995. International migration and the politics of admission and exclusion in postwar Europe. Political Geography 14:259-78.
  
• Nattrass, Nicoli. 1994. Politics and economics in ANC economic policy. African Affairs 93:343-59.
  
• Pool, David. 1993. Eritrean independence: the legacy of the Derg and the politics of reconstruction. African Affairs 92:389-402.
  
• Radvanyi, Jean. 1992. And what if Russia breaks up? Towards new regional divisions. Post-Soviet Geography 33:69-77.
  
• Shaw, Denis J. B. 1993. Geographic and historical observations on the future of a federal Russia. Post-Soviet Geography 34:530-40.
  
• Smita, Fiona M. 1994. Politics, place and German reunification: a realignment approach. Political Geography 13:228-44.
  
• Thompson, Curtis N. 1993. Political identity among Chinese in Thailand. Geographical Review 83:397-409.
  
• Tuathail, Gearóil O., and John Agnew. 1992. Geopolitics and discourse: practical geopolitical reasoning in American foreign policy. Political Geography 11:190-209.
  
• Wellhofer, E. Spencer. 1995. 'Things fall apart; the center cannot hold': Cores, peripheries and peripheral nationalism at the core and periphery of the world economy. Political Geography 14:503-20.
  
• Special Issue: United Nations. 1996. Political Geography 15(3/4): Mar/Apr.
  
• Special Issue: Critical Geopolitics. 1996. Political Geography 15(6/7): Jul/Sep.
  
• Special Issue: The Globalizaton of Agriculture. 1993. Political Geography 12(3): May.