Format:
II, 303 S.
Series Statement:
Review of international studies 25,Spec. issue
Note:
Lebow, R. N.: The rise and fall of the Cold War in comparative perspective. - S. 21-39. Brown, C.: History ends, world collide. - S. 41-57. Wess, L.: Globalization and national governance. - S. 59-88. Buzan, B. ; Little, R.: Beyond Westphalia? - S. 898-104. Halliday, F.: The potentials of enlightenment. - S. 105-125. Gamble, A.: Marxism after Communism. - s. 127-144. Hawthorn, G.: Liberalism since the Cold War. - S. 145-160. Gray, C.: Clausewitz rules, OK? - S. 161-182. Rutland, P.: Mission impossible? The IMF abd the failure of the market transition in Russia. - S. 183-200. Wallace, W.: Europe after the Cold War. - S. 201-223. Thomas, C.: Where is the Third World now? - S. 225-244. Foot, R. ; Walter, A.: Whatever happend to the Pacific century? - S. 245-270. Cumings, B.: Still the American century. - S. 271-299.
Language:
English
Subjects:
Political Science
