Contenu du sommaire : Forum on James H. Mittelman's Hyperconflict : Globalization and Insecurity ; Special Section on China and Climate Change.

Forum on James H. Mittelman's Hyperconflict : Globalization and Insecurity ; Special Section on China and Climate Change. Guest Editor : Paul G. Harris

• What drives global security and insecurity ? - Mittelman J.H. p. 113-116
• Welcome to the dark skie ? Mittelman's encounter with global insecurity - Capie D. p. 117-122
• Regimes of inequality: class, race, gender and hyperconflict - Rai S.M. p. 123-127
• It's not about the hype; it's about what to expect from the hyperconflict - Obi C.I. p. 129-133
• Global (in)security: the confluence of intelligence and will - Mittelman J.H. p. 135-139
• Peace, security and global climate change: the vital role of China - Harris P.G. p. 141-145
• Strategic imperative? Reading China's climate policy in terms of core interests - Moore S. p. 147-157
• What China wants: China's climate change priorities in a post-Copenhagen world - Gong G.J. p. 159-175
• Climate policy diffusion: interregional dialogue in China-EU relations - Carrapatoso A. p. 177-194
• Proportionality and international humanitarian law: an economic analysis - Horvitz S.A., Nehs R.M. p. 195-206
• Music, youth, and peacebuilding in Northern Ireland - Pruitt L.J. p. 207-222
• Human security and interregional cooperation between NATO and the African Union - Akuffo E.A. p. 223-237
• Interview. A Keynesian view of the current financial and economic crisis in the world economy - Thirlwall T., King J. p. 239-248
• Communication. Wildfires and ways forward: Egypt's transition to democracy - Khalil P. p. 249-256
• Communication. The winter of Arab discontent - MacQueen B. p. 257-261
• Communication. Chinese nuclear policy and modernization plans - Shen D. p. 263-269
• Communication. Reconciling growing energy demand with climate change management - Durodié B. p. 271-282