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Rezension von: Van Evera, Stephen: Causes of war: power and the roots of conflict. - Ithaca/N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1999

McMillan, C.: Economic origins and dimensions of the "new Soviet threat". S. 13-20. Herspring, D.: The state of the Soviet military. S. 21-29. Goble, P.: Ethnicity and national conflict in Soviet politics. S. 31-39. Purver, R. G.: Implications of changes in the Soviet Union for Arctic security. S. 43-53. Van Evera, S.: The new security environment in Europe: American interests, strategies, and policy options. S. 55-76. MacFarlane, S. N.: The Soviet collapse and its implications for Third World security. S. 77-84

Kupchan, C. A.: Introduction: nationalism resurgent. - S. 1-14. Calleo, D. P.: Reflections on the idea of the nation-state. - S. 15-36. Schöpflin, G.: Nationalism and ethnicity in Europe, East and West. - S. 37-65. Suleiman, E.: Is democratic supranationalism a danger? - S. 66-84. Djilas, A.: Fear thy neighbor: the breakup of Yugoslavia. - S. 85-106. Banac, I.: Nationalism in Southeastern Europe. - S. 107-121. Goble, P. A.: Three faces of nationalism in the former Soviet Union. - S.122-135. Van Evera, S.: Hypotheses on nationalism and the causes of war. - S. 136-157. Bienen, H.: Ethnic nationalisms and implications for U.S. foreign policy. - S. 158-179

1. Introduction 7. - Part I: The American Experience with Diplomacy and Military Restraint. - 2. Chapter I: Orphaned Diplomats: The American Struggle to Match Diplomacy with Power 13. - 3. Chapter II: Between Power and Partnership: The Prudent Uses of Multilateralism 31. - 4. Chapter III: Is a Grand Strategy of Restraint Politically Feasible Today? Major Roadblocks to a Prudent Foreign Policy 57. - Part II: Nonkinetic Power and Contemporary National Security Challenges. - 5. Chapter IV:Using U.S. Leverage to Abate Conflicts That Harm U.S. Security 77. - 6. Chapter V: Without Conditions: The Case for Negotiating with the Enemy 91. - 7. Chapter VI:Economic Sanctions and the Prudent Use of Power 97. - 8. Chapter VII: Cold War Two?: The (Il)logic of a Struggle with China for Resources in the Developing World 115. - Part III: Liquidating Military Commitments. - 9. Chapter VIII: Cutting Losses in Wars of Choice: Obstacles and Strategies 131. - 10. Chapter IX: A U.S. Military Withdrawal from the Greater Middle East: Impact on Terrorism 157. - 11. Chapter X: How Damaging are Worst-Case Scenarios in the Persian Gulf? 175