World order

Kissinger, Henry 1923-2023 (Author).

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International relations.
World politics > 21st century.
Security, International.

ISBN: 1594206147
ISBN: 9781594206146
Physical Description print
420 pages : maps ; 24 cm
Publisher New York : Penguin Press, 2014.

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Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Introduction: The Question of World Order	p. 1
	Varieties of World Order	p. 2
	Legitimacy and Power	p. 9
Chapter 1	Europe: The Pluralistic International Order	p. 11
	The Uniqueness of the European Order	p. 11
	The Thirty Years' War: What Is Legitimacy?	p. 20
	The Peace of Westphalia	p. 23
	The Operation of the Westphalian System	p. 31
	The French Revolution and Its Aftermath	p. 41
Chapter 2	The European Balance-of-Power System and Its End	p. 49
	The Russian Enigma	p. 49
	The Congress of Vienna	p. 59
	The Premises of International Order	p. 68
	Metternich and Bismarck	p. 73
	The Dilemmas of the Balance of Power	p. 76
	Legitimacy and Power Between the World Wars	p. 82
	The Postwar European Order	p. 86
	The Future of Europe	p. 91
Chapter 3	Islamism and the Middle East: A World in Disorder	p. 96
	The Islamic World Order	p. 97
	The Ottoman Empire: The Sick Man of Europe	p. 109
	The Westphalian System and the Islamic World	p. 111
	Islamism: The Revolutionary Tide-Two Philosophical Interpretations	p. 118
	The Arab Spring and the Syrian Cataclysm	p. 122
	The Palestinian Issue and International Order	p. 129
	Saudi Arabia	p. 134
	The Decline of the State?	p. 142
Chapter 4	The United States and Iran: Approaches to Order	p. 146
	The Tradition of Iranian Statecraft	p. 149
	The Khomeini Revolution	p. 152
	Nuclear Proliferation and Iran	p. 159
	Vision and Reality	p. 169
Chapter 5	The Multiplicity of Asia	p. 172
	Asia and Europe: Different Concepts of Balance of Power	p. 172
	Japan	p. 180
	India	p. 192
	What Is an Asian Regional Order?	p. 208
Chapter 6	Toward an Asian Order: Confrontation or Partnership?	p. 212
	Asia's International Order and China	p. 213
	China and World Order	p. 221
	A Longer Perspective	p. 228
Chapter 7	"Acting tor Ail Mankind": The United States audits Concept of Order	p. 234
	America on the World Stage	p. 239
	Theodore Roosevelt: America as a World Power	p. 247
	Woodrow Wilson: America as the World's Conscience	p. 256
	Franklin Roosevelt and the New World Order	p. 269
Chapter 8	The United Slates: Ambivalent Superpower	p. 276
	The Beginning of the Cold War	p. 280
	Strategies of a Cold War Order	p. 283
	The Korean War	p. 288
	Vietnam and the Breakdown of the National Consensus	p. 295
	Richard Nixon and International Order	p. 302
	The Beginning of Renewal	p. 308
	Ronald Reagan and the End of the Cold War	p. 310
	The Afghanistan and Iraq Wars	p. 317
	The Purpose and the Possible	p. 327
Chapter 9	technology, Equilibrium and Human Consciousness	p. 330
	World Order in the Nuclear Age	p. 331
	The Challenge of Nuclear Proliferation	p. 336
	Cyber Technology and World Order	p. 341
	The Human Factor	p. 348
	Foreign Policy in the Digital Era	p. 354
	Conclusion: World Order in Our Time?	p. 361
	The Evolution of International Order	p. 365
	Where Do We Go from Here?	p. 371
	Acknowledgments	p. 375
	Notes	p. 379
	Index	p. 405

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