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Ferguson, Y. H.: Approaches to defining "Empire" and characterizing United States influence in the contemporary world. - S. 272-280 Lake, D. A.: The new American empire? - S. 281-289 Spruyt, H.: "American Empire" as an analytic question or a rhetorical move? - S. 290-299 Nexon, D. H.: What's this, then? "Romanes eunt domus"? - S. 300-308 Saull, R.: Empire, imperialism, and contemporary American global power. - S. 309-318 Sterling-Folker, J.: The emperor wore cowboy boots. - S. 319-330

Enthält Rezensionen u.a. von: Yale H. Ferguson ; Richard W. Mansbach: The elusive quest. - Columbia/S.C. : University of South Carolina Press, 1988, 300 S

Tow, William T.: Introduction Rosenau, James N.: The theoretical imperative : unavoidable explication Ferguson, Yale H.: Illusions of superpower Hoffmann, Matthew J.: Constructing a complex world : the frontiers of international relations theory and foreign policy-making Morgan, Patrick M.: National and international security : theory then, theory now Duvall, Raymond ; Varadarajan, Latha: On the practical significance of critical international relations theory Kerr, Pauline ; Tow, William T. ; Hanson, Marianne: The utility of the human security agenda for policy-makers