... Court of Justice (1997). Ending the Nuclear Nightmare A Strategy for the Bush Administration Jim Wurst an d John Burroughs In a presidential campaign scarcely distin­ ments that have produced a sharp downturn guished by visionary language, candidate...

... that Public Affairs w ill publish later this spring. America Unlimited The Radical Sources o f the Bush D octrine Karl E. Meyer I The year 2003 was for many Americans a camarilla were the vice president and the time of wonder and worry, and for some...

... on U.S. politics, including More Equal Than Others (Princeton, 2004). He is working on a biography of President Wilson’s adviser, Colonel House, for Yale University Press. “Great Vote, Grisly Result” Europe’s Reaction to the Reelection of George Bush...

... the Bush Doctrine: Critical Views from the Asia-Pacific, edited with Melvin Gurtov and published by RoutledgeCurzon, is the basis for this essay. China’s Response to the Bush Doctrine Peter Van Ness The American political scientist Mike there were strong...

...Martin Walker Copyright © 2005 World Policy Institute 2005 M artin Walker is editor in chief o f United Press International. Bush v. Annan: Taming the United Nations M artin Walker The wretched regime of Saddam Hussein, gressmen, and their intensely...

... ia G rou p. Bush and Putin’s Tentative Embrace Ian Bremmer an d Alexander Zaslavsky The emerging partnership between the Adviser Condoleezza Rice are skeptical of United States and Russia is the most signifi­ anything beyond tactical support from the cant...

...Colin Dueck Copyright © 2004 World Policy Institute 2004 Colin Dueck is assistant professor o f political science at the University o f Colorado, Boulder. Hegemony on the Cheap Liberal Internationalism from Wilson to Bush Colin Dueck One...

...Martin Walker Martin Walker is a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute and an international columnist for United Press International. Bush’s Choice: Athens or Sparta Martin Walker The decade since the fall of the Soviet Union its choices for a sustainable...

... and highly unusual ambassadorship to that body. Today, he has a powerful advisory role in Barack Obama's presidential bid and has emerged as President George W Bush's most searing foreign policy critic. © 2004 World Policy Institute 2004 World Policy Institute ...

... William D. Hartung From the moment he took office, President the bombs are. Bribing an underpaid Rus­ George W. Bush has been preoccupied with sian security guard or infiltrating the Pa­ the need to protect U.S. territory, forces, kistani nuclear program are far more prom­...

... President Bush’s unusual decision to “unsign” the treaty creating the International Criminal Court. That was followed by an unsettling and peculiar American threat to scut­ tle United Nations peacekeepers in Bosnia unless U.S. soldiers were granted immunity from prosecution by the new...

... fellows in foreign policy studies a t the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. The Democratic Party and Foreign Policy D an a H. A llin, Philip H. Gordon, an d M ichael E. O’Hanlon If George W. Bush is not to be elected to a them with a huge electoral...

...David C. Hendrickson America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign Policy , Daalder Ivo H. Lindsay James M. , Washington, D.C. : The Brookings Institution , 2003 Rogue Nation: American Unilateralism and the Failure of Good Intentions , Prestowitz Clyde , New York...

... lap in key senior officials, the two Bush ad­ W. Bush has refused to apply the model de­ ministrations have diverged strikingly in veloped by his father for the verified elimi­ their national security strategies. This has nation of chemical weapons to the grave been most clearly evident...

... weeks of George W. North Koreans, or only in a multilateral set­ Bush’s presidency, Colin Powell noted that ting? Engage or isolate, bargain or coerce? some “promising elements were left on the Deterrence or preemption? Regime change table” by the Clinton administration. The or security...

... Bush said during campaign “Scoop” Jackson had maintained. 2000. If an Eisenhower could not rein in the military lobby, small wonder that Bill Clin­ Ambitious Goals ton, perceived as a draft-evading child of the George W. Bush’s only comprehensive de­ 1960s, let the Joint Chiefs have...

... political scientists over the since the enunciation of a new national character of the contemporary international security strategy in President Bush’s West system, the sources of power within it, and Point address in June 2002, hardly a day its most important vectors of change. Is the has passed...

... o f the Peloponnesian War quest for a multipolar world. Embrace a —Thucydides unipolar world in which nations band to­ gether under American direction to “make The pretensions of the Bush administration common cause...