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1 National Security and The International System 1 The Contending Paradigms of Security 3 2 Emergence of the Post-War Global System of Security 7 Origin of the Collective Security System 7 Challenge of the Cold War System 12 Origin of 'Military Containment' 13 The 'Power Elite' in US Foreign Policy 18 Relevance of 'Containment' to Post-War US Political Economy 20 Cold War in Europe 25 Cold War in the Third World 28 Realist Instruments of Containment in the Third World 32 Soviet Response in the Third World 38 3 Myths and Reality of Realism 50 Nationalist Revolution and 'Communist Expansionism' 53 'Superior Adversary' Myths 57 Myth of Aid to the 'Free World' 58 The Reality of the Myths 62 Pay-offs of 'Containment' 63 Price of 'Containment': (i) 'McCarthyism' 65 Price of 'Containment': (ii) Aid to Dictators 68 Instruments of 'Containment' 68 'Islam' in 'Containment' 70 4 Western Realism in South Asia 76 Pakistan in 'Global Containment' 76 'Military Bureaucratic Elite' 77 Need for External Aid 78 Pakistani 'Elite' and Foreign Policy 80 Pakistan's Political Culture: (i) 'Threat from India' 82 Pakistan's Political Culture: (ii) 'Islamic Solidarity' 83 'Islam' in Anti-Communism 84 Rationalisation of Pakistan's Alliance (i) 'Islamic Solidarity' 85 Rationalisation: (ii) 'Threat from India' 86 Rationalisation: (iii) Kashmir 86 Rationalisation: (iv) Economic Aid 89 Reality of the US-Pakistan Alliance 89 Alliance against Domestic Opposition: Role of 'Threat from India' 94 Role of Myths in the US and Pakistani Foreign Policies 102 Military Alliance to Military Rule in Pakistan 103 Role of the Media 106 Impact of Western Realism in Pakistan 108 Pakistan as 'Trojan Horse' of Western Realism 112 India's Nonaligned Security Paradigm 115 Western Realism in Nonaligned India 123 Nonaligned Realism 130 Realism in Developmental Politics 132 5 Hegemony of Realism 148 The 'Second World' 150 The 'Third World' 151 The UN System 153 Collapse of the Cold War System 156 6 Globalisation and the Crisis of Realism 161 The New Process of Globalisation 161 Unilateral Diplomacy 163 Neo-Liberal Ideological Offensive 165 The New 'Peace Dividends' 168 Terrorist Strike in the United States 171 Impact on US Global Diplomacy 178 7 Justice as Realism in International Relation 183 Diplomacy as History 186 History as Diplomacy 193 Statist Fetishism 197 Some Suggested Reforms 200