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Through a series of essays, the contributors consider the consequences for U.S. foreign policy, alliance relations, and strategic stability of the development of space technology. They contemplate possibilities for future defense systems, and the complications that might ensue.

Calleo, D. P.: Will NATO last? - S. 11-17. Gardner, H.: Toward separate, but not separable, European and Euro-Atlantic commands. - S. 19-62. Povel, E.: The Washington Summit and NATO's 50th anniversary. - S. 63-71. Wells, B. H.: How can ESDI be strengthened? - S. 73-82

Calleo, D. P.: Europe and world order after the Cold War. - S.15-25. Strange, S.: Europe's future in the global political economy. - S.27-32. Lorentzen, J.: Globalization and national welfare: how Europe fails to square the circle. - S.33-44. Zimmermann, W.: Central and Eastern Europe: borders of the map and borders of the mind. - S.47-53. Ramazini, R. K.: The euro-mediterranean partnership: the Barcelona framework. - S.55-77. Stevens, C.: Europa and the developing word. - S.79-84. Xiang L.: The irrelavance of Chinese foreign policy. - S.85-92. McCarthy, P.: Is there a European culture? - S.95-110. Flego, G.: Is there a European identity? Some philosophical considerations. - S.11-121. Hichens, C.: Othello's tower: the Eastern Mediterranean as the first and last frontier in the new world order. - S.125-133. Ellwood, D. W.: Do we need them to define our identity? Europe's American challenge today. - S.135-147

Enthält Rezensionen u.a. von: Gilpin, Robert: The political economy of international relations. - Princeton/N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1987, 449 S

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