Orbis Spring 2005

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Orbis
Spring 2005
Volume 49
Number 2

In These Pages Spring 2005

James Kurth

Article References

The Bush Doctrine Is Dead; Long Live the Bush Doctrine?

The Guard and Reserve in America’s New Missions

Frank G. Hoffman

History Matters: Past as Prologue in Building Democracy in Iraq

Eric Davis

Uzbekistan: Civil Society in the Heartland

Chris Seiple

Uzbekistan: A Modernizing Society

Laurence Jarvik

Afghan Heroin: Terrain, Tradition, and Turmoil

James D. Medler

South Asian Organized Crime and Terrorist Networks

Rollie Lal

Ignoring History: U.S. Democratization in the Muslim World

James Kurth

Living with the Transatlantic Drift

Erich Weede

The “Myth” of British Seapower

Arthur Herman

A Post-Imperial Power? Britain and the Royal Navy

Jeremy Black

Review Essay

The Long Shadow: Europe, the United States, and the Great War

William Anthony Hay