Beyond the national interest: the future of UN peacekeeping and multilateralism in an era of U.S. primacy

Abstract

Introduction: the paradox of international solidarity -- The extent and limits of peace operations in the 1990s -- The United Nations and its shortcomings as an international bureaucracy -- The structure of international politics and the dilemmas of solidarity -- Clinton's foreign policy and the quandary of national and international interests -- The Bush "revolution" in foreign policy and the sidelining of internationalism -- Toward the international rule of law