The past in the present: historical interpretation in international conflict. -- Peoples, places, and patterns: geography in international studies. -- Anthropology and intercultural relations. -- Economics and international development. -- Power, conflict, and policy: the role of political science in international studies. -- Europe and the modern world. -- East Asia and international studies: demography and development. -- South/Central Asia and international studies: environment and population. -- Africa and the international community. -- The Middle East. -- Latin America. -- International terrorism. -- Turkey and the European Union: the crossroad from Europe to Asia. -- Toursim along the silk road. -- Persistent political violence. -- The veil controversy. -- The disintegration of Sudan. -- Global population projections. -- Conclusion.

1. Political science
2. International relations