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Cases in International Relations: Portraits of the Future, Third Edition
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Donald M. Snow
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Copyright, iv
Preface: Portraits of the Future, xiii
Part I. New Forces in International Relations, 1
Chapter 1. Popular Terror and the Democratic Peace: Theory versus Practice, 3
Précis, 3
The Democratic Peace Idea, 5
The Challenges: Hamas and Others, 13
Conclusion, 17
Study/Discussion Questions, 18
Reading/Research Material, 18
Web Sites, 19
Chapter 2. The Growing Significance of NGOs: Médecins sans Frontières, Military Conflicts, and Beyond, 20
Précis, 20
Médecins sans Frontières, 22
Peacekeeping and Other Operations, 26
Conclusion, 32
Study/Discussion Questions, 34
Reading/Research Material, 34
Web Sites, 35
Chapter 3. China Rising: Looming Threat or Global Partner?, 36
Précis, 36
The Setting: From Humiliation, Chaos, and Poverty to Modernization, 38
Economic Growth, But Questions, 40
The “Fourth Modernization”: Military Enhancement, 42
Noncoercive Influence: China’s New Diplomacy, 47
Policy Alternatives: Containment or Engagement?, 47
Conclusion, 49
Study/Discussion Questions, 50
Reading/Research Material, 51
Web Sites, 52
Part II. Evolving Dynamics of International Relations, 53
Chapter 4. War Crimes: The Past in the Present in the Future, 55
Précis, 55
Background of the Problem, 57
Evolution of the Problem, 61
Bosnia and Rwanda: The Problem Revived, 62
The Bosnian “Ethnic Cleansing”, 63
Proposals for a Permanent War Crimes Tribunal, 66
Conclusion, 71
Study/Discussion Questions, 72
Reading/Research Material, 73
Web Sites, 73
Chapter 5. International Permission Slips: Sovereignty and the Right of Intervention, 74
Précis, 74
The Concept of Sovereignty, 77
International Intervention, 83
Conclusion, 87
Study/Discussion Questions, 89
Reading/Research Material, 90
Web Sites, 90
Chapter 6. Resolving the Irresolvable: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 91
Précis, 91
Irresolvable Conflicts, 92
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 94
Israeli Independence, War, and Displacement, 96
The Current Impasse, 107
Conclusion, 108
Study/Discussion Questions, 109
Reading/Research Material, 110
Web Sites, 110
Part III. Economic Globalization, 111
Chapter 7. Free Trade or Not Free Trade: From ITO to WTO and Beyond, 113
Précis, 113
Institutionalizing Trade, 116
Is Institutionalized Free Trade a Good Idea?, 121
Conclusion, 125
Study/Discussion Questions, 127
Reading/Research Material, 128
Web Sites, 128
Chapter 8. Debating Globalization: India and Venezuela, 129
Précis, 129
The Bases of Globalization, 132
The Globalization Debate: India versus Venezuela, 136
Conclusion, 143
Study/Discussion Questions, 145
Reading/Research Material, 145
Web Sites, 146
Chapter 9. Evaluating Globalization: NAFTA After a Decade, 147
Précis, 147
The Controversy over NAFTA, 148
Assessing NAFTA, 155
Conclusion, 164
Study/Discussion Questions, 164
Reading/Research Material, 165
Web Sites, 166
Part IV. The Altered Face of Security, 167
Chapter 10. Future War: From Symmetrical to Asymmetrical Conflict, 169
Précis, 169
Planning Twentieth-Century Style: Anticipating World War II, 172
Planning Twenty-First Century Style: Anticipating Future Wars, 177
Conclusion, 185
Study/Discussion Questions, 186
Reading/Research Material, 187
Web Sites, 187
Chapter 11. The Perils of Proliferation: Iran and North Korea, 188
Précis, 188
The Proliferation Problem, 189
The Proliferation Problem Applied: Iran and North Korea, 197
Conclusion, 204
Study/Discussion Questions, 205
Reading/Research Material, 205
Web Sites, 206
Chapter 12. Who Cares about Kashmir? An Old Problem with New Teeth, 207
Précis, 207
Evolution of the Problem, 209
Status of the Problem, 213
Prospects for Resolution, 215
Conclusion, 220
Study/Discussion Questions, 222
Reading/Research Material, 222
Web Sites, 223
Part V. Transnational Issues, 225
Chapter 13. Warm and Getting Warmer: Global Warming and the Fate of the Kyoto Protocol, 227
Précis, 227
The Road to Kyoto—and Beyond?, 230
Warm and Getting Warmer: But How Much?, 236
Conclusion, 240
Study/Discussion Questions, 242
Reading/Research Material, 242
Web Sites, 243
Chapter 14. “Let Them Drink Oil”: Resource Conflict in the New Century?, 244
Précis, 244
Middle Eastern Water, 248
The Caspian Sea Oil Fields, 254
Conclusion, 259
Study/Discussion Questions, 260
Reading/Research Material, 260
Web Sites, 261
Chapter 15. Worse Than the Bubonic Plague: AIDS in Africa as a Transstate Issue, 262
Précis, 262
The Pandemic as a Transstate Issue, 264
Dimensions of the Problem, 266
Transstate Solutions, 272
Conclusion, 275
Study/Discussion Questions, 277
Reading/Research Material, 277
Web Sites, 278
Chapter 16. Understanding and Organizing a Post–September 11, 2001, World: The Continuing Campaign Against Evolving Terrorism, 279
Précis, 279
What Is Terrorism?, 281
Thinking About Terrorism: Perspectives and Causes, 288
Evolving Terrorism Since September 11, 293
Dealing With Terrorism: The GWOT, 296
Conclusion: Toward a Strategy for Terrorism, 301
Study/Discussion Questions, 304
Reading/Research Material, 305
Web Sites, 306
Index, 307
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