Table of contents for Building a new global order : emerging trends in international security / edited by David Dewitt, David Haglund, John Kirton.
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1. Introduction: The New Global Order and the Challenges of International Security, David B. Dewitt
I. THE NEW INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF POWER
2. Quo Vadis? The United States' Cycle of Power and its Role in a Transforming World, Charles F. Doran
3. The Collapse of the USSR and World Security, S. Neil MacFarlane
4. European Security after the Cold War: Issues and Institutions, C.C. Pentland
5. The Third World in the Changing Strategic Context, Mohammed Ayoob
II. THE NEW TRANSNATIONAL PROCESSES
6. The Dynamics of Military Technology, Andrew L. Ross
7. Production and Security, Robert W. Cox
8. Global Communications, Culture, and Values: Implications for Global Security, David V.J. Bell
9. Global Environmental Change and International Security, Thomas F. Homer-Dixon
10. Population and (In)security: National Perspectives and Global Imperatives, Nazli Choucri and Robert C. North
III. THE NEW INSTITUTIONS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
11. Opportunities and Obstacles for Collective Security after the Cold War, Thomas G. Weiss and Laura S. Hayes Holgate
12. The United Nations' Contribution to International Peace and Security, W. Andy Knight and Mari Yamashita
13. Bound to Leave? The Future of the NATO Stationing Regime in Germany, David G. Haglund and Olaf Mager
14. The Seven-Power Summit as a New Security Institution, John Kirton
15. The Missile Technology Control Regime, Albert Legault
16. A New World Order? Western Public Perceptions in the Post-Cold-War Era, Don Munton
17. Conclusion: Towards the Twenty-First Century, Albert Legault
Index
Library of Congress subject headings for this publication:
Security, International.
International cooperation.