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Restricted accessOtherFirst published December, 2010

Fred Halliday: Achievements,Ambivalences and Openings

Alejandro Colás, George Lawson

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2026

Forum on ‘Revolutions and World Order’

George Lawson, Toby Dodge, George Lawson [...]

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessOtherFirst published December, 1982

Fred Halliday and Maxine Molyneux. The Ethiopian Revolution. London: New Left Books,1981

Politics & Society

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1984

Book Review: Fred Halliday,The Making of the Second Cold War (London: Verso,1983,280pp.,E4.95pbk.)

Stephen Kirby

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published April, 1982

Book reviews : The Ethiopian Revolution By FRED HALLIDAY and MAXINE MOLYNEUX (London,Verso,1982). 304pp. £5.95

Basil Davidson

Race & Class

Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 1987

Halliday,Fred 1986. The Making of the Second Cold War. Second edition. London: Verso,pb,£6.95

Journal of Peace Research

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published July, 1995

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Rethinking International Relations (Basingstoke: Macmillan Press,1994,290 pp.,£11.99 pbk.)

Robert W. Cox

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published December, 2000

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Nation and Religion in the Middle East (London: Saqi Books,2000,260 pp.,$19.95 pbk.)

Bruce B. Lawrence

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published March, 1997

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Islam and the Myth of Confrontation: Religion and Politics in the Middle East (London: L.B. Tauris,1995,255 pp.,£ 13.95 pbk.)

George Joffe

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1985

Review Essay: Cold War — An Aberration or the Normality of Contemporary International Politics?

Rune Skarstein

Journal of Peace Research

Restricted accessOtherFirst published December, 2010

Fred Halliday: Achievements,Ambivalences and Openings

Alejandro Colás, George Lawson

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Open accessResearch articleFirst published February, 2026

Forum on ‘Revolutions and World Order’

George Lawson, Toby Dodge, George Lawson [...]

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessOtherFirst published December, 1982

Fred Halliday and Maxine Molyneux. The Ethiopian Revolution. London: New Left Books,1981

Politics & Society

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1984

Book Review: Fred Halliday,The Making of the Second Cold War (London: Verso,1983,280pp.,E4.95pbk.)

Stephen Kirby

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published April, 1982

Book reviews : The Ethiopian Revolution By FRED HALLIDAY and MAXINE MOLYNEUX (London,Verso,1982). 304pp. £5.95

Basil Davidson

Race & Class

Restricted accessOtherFirst published March, 1987

Halliday,Fred 1986. The Making of the Second Cold War. Second edition. London: Verso,pb,£6.95

Journal of Peace Research

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published July, 1995

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Rethinking International Relations (Basingstoke: Macmillan Press,1994,290 pp.,£11.99 pbk.)

Robert W. Cox

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published December, 2000

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Nation and Religion in the Middle East (London: Saqi Books,2000,260 pp.,$19.95 pbk.)

Bruce B. Lawrence

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published March, 1997

Book Review: Fred Halliday,Islam and the Myth of Confrontation: Religion and Politics in the Middle East (London: L.B. Tauris,1995,255 pp.,£ 13.95 pbk.)

George Joffe

Millennium: Journal of International Studies

Restricted accessReview articleFirst published June, 1985

Review Essay: Cold War — An Aberration or the Normality of Contemporary International Politics?

Rune Skarstein

Journal of Peace Research