An Atlas of World Affairs (Paperback, 11 ed)

1. People and Pressure  2. Economic Groupings  3. Energy  4. Nuclear Geography  5. Sea Law  6. No Longer Three Worlds  7. United Nations  8. Terrorism  9. Commonwealth  10. Europe: East and West  11. Atlantic Alliance  12. European Unities  13. Germany  14. Central and Eastern Europe  15. Former Yugoslavia, Albania  16. Former Soviet Union  17. Russia  18. Baltic to Black Sea  19. Caucasus  20. Ex-Soviet Central Asia  21. Scandinavia  22. Northern Seas  23. Minorities and Micro-States  24. Ireland  25. Gibraltar  26. Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey  27. Asia and Africa  28. Islam  29. The Arab World  30. Africa  31. Southern Africa  32. Central Africa  33. Angola and Namibia  34. Republic of South Africa  35. Sudan and the Horn of Africa  36. East Africa  37. Nigeria and Guinea Coast  38. Ex-French Africa  39. North Africa  40. Morocco and Western Sahara  41. Middle East and North African Oil  42. Suez and Indian Ocean  43. Israel and Arabs I  44. Israel and Arabs II  45. Lebanon and Syria  46. Arabia  47. Gulf States and Iran  48. Iraq’s Wars  49. Kurds  50. Afghanistan  51. South Asia I  52. South Asia II  53. Himalayas, Tibet, Burma  54. China and Russia  55. China and Other Neighbours  56. Taiwan  57. Hong Kong and Macau  58. Japan  59. Korea  60. South-East Asia  61. Indochina  62. Cambodia  63. Malaysia and Singapore  64. Indonesia and New Guinea  65. Australia and New Zealand  66. South Pacific  67. America and the Pacific  68. United States of America  69. Canada  70. Mexico  71. Central America, Caribbean, Cuba  72. Colombia and Panama  73. East Caribbean, Guianas, Venezuela  74. Latin America  75. Argentina and Falklands  76. Antarctic  77. Arctic