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SEARCH CODES for

A BIBUOGRAGHY FOR THE STUDY OF AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Complled By Patrick J. McGowan and Timothy M. Shaw

with the assistance of Thomas H. Johnson and Robert Flute *

January 1975

TR&A Technical Report #21 Threat Recognition and Analysis Project

SASS Research Report No. 3

"Approve d for public release; Distribution Unlimited

Reproduction In whole or In part is permitted for any purpose of the United States Government. This research was sponsored by the Organizational Effectiveness Research Programs, Office of Naval Research (Code kS2), under ARPA Contract No. #2518, N0001i*-67-A-0269-0029; NR 177-952.

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* i'icGowön and Johnson are affiliated with the Threat Recognition .and Analycis Project, (Dr. Charles A. McClelland, Int^r national CalIfornla.

P.lnclpal Investigator) at the School of Relations of the University of Southern

Shaw and Flute are affiliated with the Centre for Foreign Policy Studies and Department of Political Science, Dalhousle University. Their work on the bibliography and Search Codes was supported by the Research Development Fund Committee at Dalhousle University.

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PREFACE

The systematic study of African International relations and the Southern African Subsystem would be greatly enhanced if there existed a reasonably comprehensive bibliography of books, monographs, and scholarly articles relating to these topics. While such a bibliography exists for African Politics In general, (Shaw and Sklar, 1973), a similar one in the area of African International relations Is long overdue. The purpose of this Technical Report Is to present the Initial stages of developing a bibliography for African International relations.

During 1971*, iicGowan and Shaw independently decided to develop such a reference work and then decided to collaborate In Its creation. in the early stages of collaboration. It was decided to computerize the bibliography In a fashion simillar to those of Deutsch and Merrltt (1970) and Paden and Soja (1970). A high speed ln-house reference system was needed to facilitate storage, search, and retrieval of bibliographic reference materlal. With the use of a programed electronic computer on« can, for example, easily correct bibliographic Items and continually update the entire file. One can also search and print out from the computerized bibliography lists of Items according to author, subject, or by title key words. A print out can then be easily photo-duplicated for the purpose of regular book publi cat ion.

The programs used to construct and organize our bibliography are BIBLIO and BSCAN, both developed at the university of Southern California within tho WEIS/TR&A pro/ects directed by Professor Charles A. McClelland, (see HIT, 1974 for writeups of these programs). The BIBLIO progran operates In such a manner to permit the user to enter (ach bibliographic reference according to six fields:

1. Citation Number, 2. Search Codes, 3. Author(s), «♦. Title, 5. Publishing Information, 6. citation Abstract.

The search code is a 70 character free format field which permits the user to code each bibliographic entry according tc any scheme reflecting the research Interests of the user. For example, the three-letter codes "DEP" and "ZAH" are taken from the following coding scheme which uses these codes to Identify I terns referlng to defense policies and Zambia.

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fonowing s^ps:""'0" 0f OUr ^""^phy invCves the

r^f.,1' lde,?tifl"tion of a relevant bibliographical

Än.erti^r:;c' ,o*r,Bh,M'reference "orks' 2. If the reference Is complete, givlne

nirb:(coded!,,Cle' ^ -^-hinginfor^tl^:'?!

a '•,3-Jf,(ilt ^incomplete, the reference Is put on

citation. further search to complete the

I». Once the item Is complete and coded It Is oro^ram ^hw' * comPuter by means of the BIBLIO program by a researcher working at an .n t.ract.ve-onllne and TSO-lIke (T?me Sharing Option) computer terminal. «"'"5

For example,

HAZLEUOOD ARTHUR Ed. African integration and disintegrat.on: Case studies in economic and

p?es$ 1967" NeW York: Cvf0rd Universlty

lltmr^m^j/6 rele^nt bibliographic Item that would be manner: MM¥4^^ ^ BIBLIO program in the following

a 20Ü01 REG IEE IPP PAil HAZLEWOOD, A. (ed.) (19Ü7) AFRICAIJ INTEGRATION AND DISINTEGRATION: Case Oxford,"1 Eco?°ml^ and Political Union. New York: Oxford University Press, 1967.

Th« L 20201 Jis the uniclue citation number for this I tern

i?.rrf ^l ^ilh 'oT Z^^lt\£B* self-explanatory. citation is

r^n^Jhe sear^hr codes that are presented In this technical

report are used for entering each bibllographicitern and for

mlnl^of ^CAN"^171^ itemS ^on/the' blbHogr^phy by means of BSCAN. The apporximately k50 search codes that follow can be broken down Into three broad c^egorles?

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1. flames of states and organizations, e.g., AFG = Afgamstan, ANG = Angola, QTT - Genera] Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

?;Är.:i::iy specific to African '^ema?^; LIB = Liberation movements, MAM ■ Mandate system, PAI-i = Pan-AfricDn moven^nt. 3. Concepts that deal with general, e.g., ^EC = peace, REG = regional

ir.ternatlonal relations

TRT - threat, GEO = geopolitics. integration.

Is As Part Two - List of Alpha Codes - 11 lustrat*»«; th^r«

concepts of «r^l^U^^«'^^^Z"'"'* ^ ^"^

BSCAN according words appearing have such

the as:

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?r «JSfff; V 'K Serch the bJbliographIc file ubt.lj search coJes, author, title, anc key

the abstract. The program allows one to search and prim out various listings.

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codes, e.g., dealIng wlth

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by author by search s. all i tems Botswana b. al1 Items dealIng with South Africa and Botswana call Items dealIng with threats. by title, e.g., a- al1 Items dealIng with oil or petroleum in their title.

I t Is frequently anticipated that the search codes will be most

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PART ONE

LIST OF SEARCH CODES

AÜA ADAPTATION, INTERNATIONAL AFÜ AFGHANISTAN AFF AFRICA, GENERAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS ADß AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB) ALC AFRICAN LIBERATION COMMITTEE (OAU) NTN AFRICAN NATIONALISM ASS AFRICAN STATE SYSTEM, THE ATU AFRICAN TRADE UNION CONFEDERATION (ATUC) AA3 AFRO-ASIAN BLOC, THE ASC AFRO-ASIAN PEOPLE'S SOLIDARITY CONFERENCE AND

ORGANIZATION (AAPSCO) AID AID, FOREIGN AIR..,..AIR POWER,AVIAT I ON, MILITARY ALB ALBANIA ALG ALGERIA

APC ALL-AFRICAN PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE (AAPC) AP0 ALL-AFRICAN PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION (AAPO) ATF ALL-AFRICAN TRADE UNION FEDERATION (AATUF) ALI ALLIANCES, GENERAL INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF AND ANDORRA ENG ANGLPHONE AFRICA ANG ANGOLA ANT ANTARCTICA PSA ANZANlA (REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA) APA APARTHEID PLO ARAB COMMANDO GROU S ARL ARAB LEAGUE ARS ARAB STATES ARE AREA STUDIES ARG ARGENTINA DIS ARMS CONTROL ARR ARMS TRADE AS I ASIA OPI ATTITUDLS AUL AUSTRALIA AUS AUSTRIA AUT AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

BAH BAHRAIN BAN BANDUNG CONFERENCE BGD BANGLADESH BTU BANTU HOMELANDS BTU BANTUSTANS BAR BARBADOS

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BRG BARGAimiJG, INTERNATIONAL BEL BELGIUfi EBE BERLIN, EAST WBE BERLIN, WEST BHU BHUTAN BIA BIAFRA BIB BIBLIÜGRAPHI ES BIO BIOGRAPH I ES SSA BLACK AFRICA BOL BOLIVIA BOD BORDERS BOT BOTSWANA BLS BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, SWAZILAND (AS A GROUP) BOD BOUNDRY DISPUTES BRA BRAZI L BGA BRAZZAVILLE GROUP (OF AFRICAN STATES) BRU BRUNEI BUL BULGARIA BUG BUREAUCRATIC ASPECTS OF FOREIGN AND DEFENSE POLICY BU\ BURhA BUI BURUNDI

ANC CABINDA CAJH CAMBODIA CAO CAiiEROUN, CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAfg CANADA CGA CASABLANCA GROUP (OF AFRICAN STATES) CAF CENTRAL AFRICA CEN CENTRAL AFRICAN FEDERATION CAR CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CE'J CEUTA AND MELILLA CEY CEYLON (SRI LANKA) CHA CHAD (TCHAD) CHG CHAMGE, POLITICAL CHG CHANGE, SOCIAL CHL CHI LE CHN CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHT.....CHINA, REPUBLIC OF (TAIWAN) CHR CHRONOLOGIES OF EVENTS CWA CIVIL WARS COA COALITIONS CLS COLLECTIVE SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS CNY COLONIALISM COL COLUMBIA CTC COMMISSION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION IM AFRICA CMR COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS AL I COMM I THENT STUD I ES CST COMMODITY STUDIES EEC COMMON MARKET, THE EUROPEAN (THE EUROPEAN

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COMMUNITY) CBE COMMONWEALTH (BRITISH) Ü" CO. IMUMI CATIONS, INTERNATIONAL Ci.S COMMUNISId C"B COMMUNIST BLOC CHS COMMUNIST STATES

St! COMPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS REC CONFLICT, REGIONAL CNF CONFLICT RESOLUTION CNF CONFLICT STUDIES £2; CONGO, (BRAZZAVILLE) PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC CET CONSEIL D'ENTENTE CI.S CONSTITUTIONS CTA CONTENT ANALYSIS COP COOPERATION, INTERNATIONAL COS COSTA RICA 'SG COUNTER-INSURGENCY CRI CRISIS CUB CUBA CUL CULTURE CYP CYPRUS CZE CZECHOSLAVAKIA

OAH DAHOMEY DAT DATA SOURCES DEC DECOLONIZATION UEP DEFENSE POLICIES DB DEMOCRACY DEN DENMARK DEÜ DEPENDENCE, INTERNATIONAL ÜEV DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC UEE DEVEL'JPMENT, POLITICAL Dl P DI PLOMACV DIH DIPLUi'ATlC HISTORY ÜIP DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS DIS DISARMAMENT FAI DJIBOUTI fFRENCH SOMALI LAND) OUi DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

EAC EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY, THE EAF EASTERN AFRICA SEP ECOLOGICAL MODELS ECO ECO LOGY/ENVIRONMENT ECA ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA (UH) ESA ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ECN ECONUMICS Ej!A EQUATORIAL AFRICA (FORMER FRENCH EQUATOR

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EDÜ EDUCATION EEC EEC, THE EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET

(THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY) ELS EL SALVADOR ELI ELITE ATTITUDES AMD OPINIOMS ELI ELITES ENE ENERGY SUPPLIES, RESOURCES ENG ENGLISH-SPEAKING AFRICA BUE EQUATORIAL GUINEA (FERNANDO POO) ESP ESPIONAGE ETH ETHIOPIH EUR EUROPE EEC EUROPEAN COMMUNITY« THE E' T EVENT STUDIES EXP EXPANSION, TERRITORIAL

FED FEuEHALISri FIJ FIJI FIN Fl NLANL WBL FIRST WOP.LD FMO FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION (FAO) AID FOREIGN AID FOI FOREIGN INVESTMENT FPA FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS FPP FOREIGN POLICY DECISION ilAKIMG FPU FOREIGN POLICY OPINION SURVEYS FPP FOREIGN POLICY PROCESS FTR FOREIGN TRADE FRN FRANCE FWA FRANCOPHONE AFRICA HRO FRANCOPHONI E FRE FREEDOM FWA FRENCH-SPEAKING AFRICA FAI FREiiCH TERRITORY OF THE AFARS AND ISSAS,

(FRENCH SOMALI LAND) FUT FUTURISM

GAB GABON GA.-I GAiiBIA, THE GTT GENERAL AGREEMENT OF TARIFFS AND TRADE (GATT) GST GENERAL SYSTEMS GEO GEOGRAPHY GEO GEOPOLITICS DEU GERMANY (BEFORE 19U5) GME GERMANY/DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (EAST) GMW GERi.ANY/FEDERAL REPUBLIC (WEST) GHA GHANA UNK GREAT BRITAIN

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ÜKC GREECE GUM GUATEMALA ISG GUEKRI LLA WARFARE ISG GUERRILLAS GUI GUINEA BIS GUINEA-BISSAU (PORTUGUESE GUINEA) CUY GUYANA

HAI HAITI BLS HIGH COm I SSI ON TERRITORIES HON HOilUURAS HOK HONG KUNG HUh HUfiAN RESOURCES HUN HUIJGMRY

ICE. IÜE. IriP. IDP. I NO. INS. IEE. IPP. «EG. I MT. I. EU. IDA. FAT. ILO. LAJ. 11-iF. IMS. I NO. HIS. ItiP. CNY. DEL. IRR. I TO. INV. IRN. IRQ. IRE. ISL. ISO. ISR. ITA. IVU.

CELANO UEULUülCAL ASPECTS OF IMTERNATIONAL RELATIONS iiPERlALISM iJOEPENUENCE NO IA iJDOiJESlA NTEGRATION, ECONOMIC WTEGKATION, POLITICAL NTEGUATIOIJ, REGIONAL ilTELLEGENCE NT ER NAT I OI! AL HTERMATIONAL IITERNATIOIIAL NTERHATIOHAL UTERNATIOilAL MTERIIATIONAL NT ERNAT IONAL NTERiMTIONAL MTERNATIOHAL NTERNATIOHAL MTERNATIUMAL NTERNATIOIIAL NTERHATIOUAL MTERNATIONAL NTERVENTION RAN RAQ RE LAND SLAi SOLATIONISli SRAEL TALY VORY COAST

COMMUNICATIONS DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (IDA) FINANCE LABOR ORGANIZAi ON LAW MONETARY FUND (IMF) MONETARY SYSTEM ORGANIZATIONS RELATIONS, AFRICAN, RELATIONS, RELATIONS, RELATIONS, RELATIONS, TRADE ORGAN

AFRICAN, AFRICAN, AFRICAN, AFRICAN, IZATIOM

TO 1870 1870-19U 19U-m5 19U5-1960 1960-PRESENT

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JAii JAi.ACIA JAP JAPAN JÜK JORDAN JU JOURNALS

KAT KATANGA KEN KENYA

K§sH:::::a souVT11'PE0PLE,S REfUBLIC 0F (N0R™ KUW KUWAIT

LAB LABOR UNIONS, INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS l-LA LAND LOCKED NATIONS LAO LAOS LAT LATIN AliERICA LAW I AW, INTERNATIONAL LOR LEADERSHIP LON LEAGUE OF NATIONS l-Ed LEBANON LEG LEGITIMACY LES LESOTHO TON LESS DEVELOPED STATES LIB LI BERAT I ON MOVEMENTS LBR LIBERIA LBY LIBYA, ARAB REPUBLIC OF LIC LIECHTENSTEIN LIM LIMITED WAR L'K LINKACiS, INTERNATIONAL LUX LUXEMBURG

HAC MACAO

'•,AÜ MALAGASY REPUBLIC (MADAGASCAR) MAL MALAWI MAD MALDIVE ISLANL ML I MALI MFD MALI FEDERATION MLT MALTA MAN MANDATE SYSTEM MAU MAURITANIA, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF MAR MAURITIUS MEM MEMOIRS MER MERCENA ;IES MET METHODOLOGY MEX MEXICO MID MIDDLE EAST

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0CiA ORGAN I SAT IOU COMMUNE AFRICAiNE, MALGACHE ET MAüRtCiENNE (OCAf;)

0AU ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY (OAU) 0PE ORGANIZATION OF PETROLEUM EXPORTING COUNTRIES

PAK PAKISTAN PAW PAN-AFRICAN MOVEMENT PAM PAN-AFRICANISM I PAN PANAI.A \ PAR PARAGUAY pPC PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE, 1919 POA PARTITION OF AFRICA PEC PEACE PEN PENETRATION PRC PERCEPTION PER PERU PET PETROLEUM PHI PHILLIPINES PLU PLURALISM POL POLAND PSR POLICY RESEARCH PAT POLITICAL ATTITUDES OEE POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT DEE.....POL I TICS, NATIONAL POP POPULATION PUR PORTUGAL BIS PORTUGUESE GUINEA (GUINEA-BISSAU) PSA PORTUGESE-SPEAK ING AFRICA POV POVERTY PRO PREDICTION PRE PRESS AND MEDIA IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS PIN PRIVATE INVESTMENT PRP PROPOGANDA pSY PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF, APPROACH TO,

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS POO PUBLIC OPINION, DATA, SURVEYS, THEORY

QAT QATAR

RAC RACE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS RAT RACE ATTITUDES RAT RACISM RCG RECOGNITION RFW REFERENCE WORKS REF REFUGEES REC REGIONAL CONFLICT

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REG REÜIOWA, IIJTEGRATIÜN REL RELIGION, I IITE^ilAT I ONAL ASPECTS OF RSA REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA ENE RESOURCES, ENERGY SUPPLIES HUM RESOURCES, HUMAN RHO RHODESIA (ZIMBABWE) RIV RIVALRY, INTERNATIONAL RUi'i RUMANIA RWA R.'/ANOA

SAN SAN MARINO SAU SAUDI ARABIA CMB SECUND WORLD SUN SECRETARIAT OF THE UNITED NATIONS SEC SECURITY, STATE AND INTERNATIONAL SEN SENEGAL APA SEPARATE DEVELOPMENT SPT SEPAK'ATISM SIE SI ERR. LEONE SIX SIKKIi-i Slf! SINGAPORE SHA SMALL STATE BEHAVIOR SCL SOCIALISM SOM SOMALI DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC RSA SOUTH AFRICA, REBUPLIC OF SWT SOUTH WEST AFRICA (NAMIBIA) SYE SOUTH YEMEN SOA SOUTHERN AFRICA SOC SOUTHERN AFRICAN CUSTOMS UNION SPN SPAIN STA STABILITY SOU STATISTICAL SOURCES STU STATUS, NATIONALAND INTERNATIONAL STE STEREOTYPES SSA SUB-OAHARAN AFRICA ESP SUBVERSION SOU SUDAN SUR SURVIVAL SWA SWAZILAND SWU SWEDEN SWZ SWITZERLAND SYR SYRIA SYS SYSTEM ANALYSIS, INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL SYA SYSTEM ANALYSIS, REGIONAL

TAZ TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF TEC TECHNOLOGY 'ER TERRITORY

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CHA TCHAD TAI THAILAND TWIJ THIRD WORLD NATIONS TRT THREAT TIB TIBET TOO TOGO TON TONGA FTK TRADE, i-OREIGN TRI TRINIDAD-TOBAGO SSA TROPICAL AFRICA TRS TRUSTEESHIP SYSTEil (UN) TUN TUNISIA TUR TURKEY

UAK UAR (EGYPT, ARAB REBUPLIC OF) UGA UGANDA UDC UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES CEF U.N. I .C.E.F. USR UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (USSR) UAE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNK UNITED KINGDOM U1D UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE Oil TRADE AND

DEVELUPiiENT (UNCTAD) UDP UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME UNG UNITED NATIONS GEMERAL ASSEMBLY UOC UNITED NATIONS OPERATIONS IN CONGO RRA UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND REHABILITATION

ADMINISTRATION UNS UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL TRC UNITED NATIONS TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JPU UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION UPP UPPER VOLTA URU URUGUAY

VAT VAT I CAN VEN VENEZUELA VTN VIETNAM/NORTH VTS VI ETNAi/SOUTH CNF VIOLENCE, INTERNATIONAL

LIM WAR, LM.ITED WAT WAR TERMINATIONS WAR WARFARE, GENERAL WOL WARS OF LIBERATION WAF WESTERN AFRICA WBL WESTERN BLOC, STATES

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USKi WESTERN SAi.OA UOB WORLÜ BANK (INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR

RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT) WON WORLD HEALTH ANU WELFARE WHO WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

YEH YEl-iEN SYE YEMEN/SOUTH YUG YUGOSLAVIA

ZAI ZAIRE REPUBLIC (CONGO, KINSHASA) ZAil ZAMBIA ZAN ZANZIBAR RHO ZIMBABWE (RHODISIA)

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PART TWO

LIST OF ALPHA CODES

AAB AFRO-ASIAN ULÜC, THE AUA ADAPTATION, I ffT ER NATIONAL ADB AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

AFL^ii.-AFGiAmST'Ar'1 ' NTERNAT, 0NAL ^LATIOMS AID AID, FOREIGN AID FOREIGN AID A,R AIR POWER, AVIATION, MILITARY ALB ALBANIA A[-J: AFRICAN LIBERATION COMMITTEE (OAU)

AL! Jüi^ü065' GENERAL INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF ALI... .COMMITMENT STUDIES ««rcwia Uh AND ANDORRA AN(J ANGOLA ANG CABIMDA ■-WT ANTARCTICA APA APARTHEID ApA SEPARATE DEVELOPMENT JSJ ALL AFRICAN PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE (AAPC)

MRPE;::::AREAAs?;DCrESPE0PLE,S 0RGAN,ZATI0N ^APO) ARG ARGENTINA ARL ARAB LEAGUE ARR ARMS TRADE ARS ARAB STATES ASC AFRO-ASIAN PEOPLE'S SOLIDARITY CONFERENCE

AND ORGANIZATION rc«tNLt AC I ASIA ASS AFR'CAN STATE SYSTEM, THE *lft

ALL AFRICAN TRADE UNION FEDERATION UATUF) JJ^ AUSTRAN TRADE UNI0N C0NFEDERATI0N ^TUC) AUS AUSTRIA AUT AUTOBIOGRAPHIES

BAH BAHRAIN BAN BANDUNG CONFERENCE BAR BARBADOS BEL BELGIUM BGA BRAZZAVILLE GROUP (OF AFRICAN STATES) BGD BANGLADESH BHU BHUTAN BIA BIAFRA

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Ulli BIBLIOGRAPH I ES BIO BlUbRMPlII ES BIS GUINEA-BISSAU BIS PURTUGUESE GUINEA (GUINCA-BISSAU) ÖLS BOTSWANA, LESOTHO, SWAZILAND (AS A GROUP) BLS HIGH COMMISSION TERRITORIES BOD BORDERS BOD BOUNDARY DISPUTES BOL BOLIVIA BOT BOTSWANA BRA BRAZIL BHO BARGAINING, INTERNATIONAL BRU BRUNEI BTU BANTU HOMELANDS BTU BANTUSTANS BUC BUREAUCRATIC ASPECTS OF FOREIGN AND

DEFENSE POLICY BUE EQUITORIAL GUINEA (FERNADO PO) BUI BURUNDI BUL BULGARIA BUR BURMA

CAF CENTRAL AFRICA CM... CAMBODIA CAN CANADA CAU CAMEROÜH,CAMEROON, UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAR CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CBE COMMONWEALTH (BRITISH) CEF U.N. I .C.E.F. CEN CENTRAL AFRICAN FEDERATION CET CONSEIL D1 ENTENTE CEU CEUTA AND MELILLA CEY CEYLUN (SRI LANKA) CGA CASABLANCA GROUP (OF AFRICAN STATES) CHA CHAD (TCHAD) CHA TCHAD CHG CHANGE, POLITICAL CHG CHANGE, SOCIML CHL CHI LE CHN CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHR CHRONOLOGIES OF EVENTS CHT CHINA, REPUBLIC OF (TAIWAN) CLS COLLECTIVE SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS CMB COMMUNIST BLOC CMB COMMUNISTS STATES CMB SECOND WORLD CMR COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS CIS COMMUNISM CNF CONFLICT RESOLUTION

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CMF COMF1 !CT STUDIES CMF VIOLENCE, I NTERiJATI ONAL CNS CONSTITUTIOiiS CNY COLUDIALISIi

™l INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AFRICAN, 19U-19%5 LOA CUMLI TIONS COL COLU.-ißlA Cül" COiiPARATIVE FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS W" CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) CUP COOPERATION, INTERNATIONAL COS COSTA RICA CRI CRISIS CST COiiiiODITY STUDIES CTA CONTENT ANALYSIS CTC COMMISSION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL COOPERATION

IN AFRICA CUB CUBA CUL UJLTURC CWA CIVIL WARS CYP CYPRUS CZE CZECHOSLOVAKIA

DAH DAHOMEY DAT DATA SOURCES DEC DECOLONIZATION g" INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AFRICAN, 19U5-1960 DED DEPENDENCE, INTERNATIONAL DEE DEVELOPMENT, POLITICAL DEE POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT DEE POLITICS, NATIONAL DEM DEMOCRACY DEN DENMARK D:P DEFENSE POLICIES DEU GERMANY (PRIOK TO 19l'5) DEV DEVELOPMENT, ECONOM I C Dili DIPLuMATIC HISTORY DI P DIPLOl.aCY DIP DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS DIS ARMS CONTROL DIS DISARMAnENT DOi. DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

EAC EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY, THE EAF EASTERN AFRICA EBE BERLIN/EAST ECA ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA (UN) ECN ECONOMICS ECO ECOLOGY / ENVIRONMENT

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ECU cCUAbOK EDU EDUCATIO.J EEC EEC (CONU-iON MARKET) EEC EUROPEAN COMIiUWITY ELI ELITE ATTITUDES AIIÜ OPINIONS ELI .....ELITES ELS EL SALVADOR ENE ENERGY SUPPLIES, RESOURCES ENE NOH-HUI-iAN RESOURCES EWG ANGLÜPIIÜIIE AFRICA ENG ENGLISH-SPEAKING AFRICA EQA EQUATORIAL AFRICA (FORMER FRENCH

EQUATORIAL AFRICA) ESA ECONOMIC SANCTIONS ESP ESPIONAGE ESP SUBVERSION ETH ETHIOPA EUR EUROPE EVT EVENT STUDIES EXP EXPANSION^ TERRITORIAL

FAI UJILJOUTI (FRENCH SOMALI LAND) FAI FRENCH TERRITORY OF THE AFARS AND ISSAS,

(FRENCH SOMiLAND) FAO FOOD AND AGRICUITUKAL ORGANIZATION (FAO) FAT INTERNAT I DUAL FINANCE FED FTDERAUSM FIJ FIJI FIN FINLAND FOI FOREIGN INVESTMENT FPA FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS FPU FOREIGN POLICY OPINION SUPVEYS FPP FOREIGN POLICY DECISION MAKING FP? FOREIGN POLICY PROCESS FRE FREEDOM FRN FRANCE FRO FRANCOPHOHI E FTR FORE I Oil TRADE FTR FRADE, FOREIGN FUT FUTURISM FWA FRANCOPHONE AFRICA FWÄ FRENCH-SPEAKING AFRICA

GA8 GABON GAM GAMBIA, THE GEO GEOGRAPHY GEO GEOPOLITICS UNA GHANA

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üi,'E üER^ANY/OEIiüCKATIC REPUBLIC (EAST) Ö-'W ÜERIiAiJY/FEÜERAL REPUBLIC (WEST) GRC GREECE GST GENERAL SYSTEMS üTT GENERAL AGREEMENTS ON TARIFFS AND TRADE

(GATT) GUA GUATAtiALA GUI GUINEA GUY GUYANA

HAI HAITI

H'S INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AFRICA, TO 1870 NOK HONG RO.JG HON HONDURAS HUM HUMAN RESOURCES HUN HUNGARY

ICE ICELAND IÜA INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (IDA) S| IDEOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

IDP INDEPENDENCE IEE INTEGRATION, ECONOMIC '«-0 INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION 11 IF INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF) IMP IMPERIALISM l|v,p INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AFRICA, 1870-191 '"S INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM I ND INDIA I NO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION INS INDONESIA INT H.TEILIGENCE INV INTERVENTION 'PP INTEGRATION, POLITICAL IRE IRELAND IRN IRAN IRQ IRAQ

'ÜR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, AFRICA, 1960-PRESENT ISC COUNTER-INSURGENCY ISG GUERRI LLA WARFARE ISG GUERRILLAS ISL ISLAM •SO ISOLATIONISM ISR ISRAEL ITA ITALY •TO INTERNATIONAL TRADE ORGANIZATION IVO IVORY COAST

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