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Ikenberry, G. John ; Mastanduno, Michael ; Wohlforth, William C.: Introduction: unipolarity, state behavior, and systemic consequences. - S. 1-27 Wohlforth, William C.: Unipolarity, status competition, and great power war. - S. 28-57 Finnemore, Martha: Legitimacy, hypocrisy, and the social structure of unipolarity: why being a unipole isn't all it's cracked up to be. - S. 58-85 Walt, Stephen Martin: Alliances in a unipolar world. - S. 86-120 Mastanduno, Michael: System marker and privilege taker: U.S. power and the international political economy. - S. 121-154 Snyder, Jack ; Shapiro, Robert Y. ; Bloch-Elkon, Yaeli: Free hand abroad, divide and rule at home. - S. 155-187 Jervis, Robert: Unipolarity: a structural perspective. - S. 188-213

Mansfield, E. D.; Snyder, J.: Electing to fight : emerging democracies and international instability. - S. 11-24 Colton, T. J.: Post-postcommunist Russia, the international environment and NATO. - S. 25-38 MacFarlane, S. N.: Russia, NATO enlargement and the strengthening of democracy in the European space. - S. 39-52 Braun, A.: Enlargement and the perils of containment. - S. 55-71 Sloan, S. R.: NATO beyond Russia. - S. 72-90 Simon, J.: NATO enlargement and Russia. - S. 91-108 Neumann, P. R.: NATO, the European Union, Russia and the fight against terrorism. - S. 111-122 Freedman, R. O.: Can Russia be a partner for NATO in the Middle East? - S. 123-160 Blank, S. J.: Is East-West integration possible? - S. 161-184