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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The "Irrelevance" of International Law and Organizations -- 2. The Real Origins of International Legal Positivism -- 3. The Achievements of International Legal Positivism -- 4. International Legal Positivism after the Outbreak of World War I -- 5. Functionalism as a Substitute for Positivism -- 6. A Functionalist Analysis of International Law and Politics -- 7. The Function of Decision Performed by International Law and Organizations -- 8. The Function of Adjudication as Performed by the UN. Security Council -- 9. The Function of Resolution as Performed by the UN. Security Council -- 10. The Function of Redefinition as Performed by the UN. General Assembly -- 11. The Increments of International Law and Politics -- 12. A New Philosophy for American Foreign Policy -- 13. The Definitional Context of the Iranian Hostages Crisis -- 14. A Functionalist Approach to u.s. Crisis Management Decision Making -- 15. The Carter Administration's Responsibility for the Death of Detente -- 16. Restoring Persian Gulf Security -- 17. The Israeli Invasion of Lebanon -- 18. The Future of Nuclear Arms Control between the Superpowers -- 19. International Lawlessness in the Caribbean Basin -- 20. Machiavellianism Destroys Constitutionalism -- Notes -- Index