IRISH STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

CONTENTS

EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION
John Doyle 1

GOVERNANCE FOR A MORE ETHICAL WORLD

Opening address
Peter Power 5

The ‘War on Terror’ and international security
Paul Rogers 15

The international human-rights law framework: progress and challenges
in promoting peace and preventing conflict
Edel Hughes 25

The Sharia, freedom of religion and European human-rights law
Javaid Rehman 37

Women, peace and security in Pakistan: the challenge of Security Council Resolution 1325
Siobhán Mullally 53

A CHALLENGING BACKGROUND FOR ETHICAL GOVERNANCE EFFORTS

Climate justice: challenge and oppportunity
Mary Robinson 67

Towards ‘Nuclear Zero’ in South Asia: a realistic narrative
Zafar N. Jaspal 75

The politics of international governance and local resistance in Kosovo
Gëzim Visoka 99

From conflict to ownership: re-integrating ex-combatants in Sierra Leone
Walt Kilroy 127

DIPLOMACY AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Ireland and India: post-independence diplomacy
Kate O’Malley 145

West Germany and Ireland’s EEC entry request, 1961–3
Mervyn O’Driscoll 163

ANNUAL REVIEWS

Ireland’s foreign aid in 2010

Helen O’Neill 187

Ireland’s foreign relations in 2010
Nicholas Rees 225