Cambridge Review of International Affairs 19 (2006), 1

In dieser Ausgabe werden zwei große Themen der internationalen Politik angesprochen. Die Rolle nichtstaatlicher Organisationen bei der Normenverbreitung in der internationalen Politik wird in Hinblick auf geographische, konzeptiuonelle und institutionelle Grenzen erörtert. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt dieser Ausgabe ist die Entwicklung der US-amerikanischen Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik im Spannungsfeld zwischen Unilateralismus und Multilateralismus, das durch die Entwicklung der Europäischen Union beeinflusst wird. Ein neuer Aspekt im Aufbau von CRIA ist das Rezensionsforum, in dem mehrere Experten die translatlantischen Beziehungen durch die gemeinsame Diskussion einer Publikation analysieren.

The Cambridge Review of International Affairs (CRIA)

Volume 19, Issue 1 (March 2006)

SECTION:
NGOs and International Norm Transmission on the Fault Lines of the International Order
Introduction
Alex Mills and Daniel Joyce

Ukraine’s Orange Revolution, NGOs and the Role of the West
Andrew Wilson

The Rose Revolution: a Revolution without Revolutionaries?
Stephen F Jones

The Promise of Transnational NGO Dialogue: the Argument and the Challenges
Kateryna Pishchikova

SECTION:
The Economic and Social Dimension of US Foreign Policy: the Challenge of Europe and Multilateralism
Introduction
Kern Alexander

Early American Views Regarding European Unification
Patrick J Hearden

Human Rights Disparities between Europe and the United States: Conflicting Approaches to Poverty Prevention and the Alleviation of Suffering
William F Felice

Internet Governance in a Multipolar World: Challenging American Hegemony
David Drissel

EU-US Trade Disputes about Risk Regulation: the Case of ‘Genetically Modified Organisms’
Arno Scherzberg

From a Rhetoric of Nostalgia to a Health-Based Policy: Tobacco, Obesity, and the WTO
Brent Pickett

ESSAY
Bringing Geopolitics Back In’: Exploring the Security Dimension of the 2004 Eastern Enlargement of the European Union
John O’Brennan

BOOK REVIEWS AND RESPONSES
Review Forum on David M Andrews (ed), The Atlantic Alliance Under Stress: US-European Relations after Iraq
John Dumbrell
Helga Haftendorn
Thierry de Montbrial
Richard Rupp
The Structure of Things – Response to Dumbrell, Haftendorn, de Montbrial and Rupp
David M Andrews
Transatlantic Cooperation Beyond NATO – Response to Dumbrell, Haftendorn, de Montbrial and Rupp
Georges-Henri Soutou
What’s the Deal? – Response to Dumbrell, Haftendorn, de Montbrial and Rupp
Marc Trachtenberg

Thomas L Friedman, The World is Flat: a Brief History of the Twenty-First Century
Erik Andre Andersen, Birgit Lindsnæs and Stig Ree (eds), Påvej mod nye globale strategier: Offentlige goder og menneskerettigheder
Riad Ajami, C Edward Arrington, Falconer Mitchell and Hanne Nørreklit (eds), Globalisation, Management Control & Ideology, Local and Multinational Perspectives
Jørgen Ørstrøm Møller

The Dignity of Difference in the Face of Global Markets – Response to Jørgen Ørstrøm Møller
Riad Ajami, C Edward Arrington, Falconer Mitchell and Hanne Nørreklit

Christopher Coker, The Future of War: the Re-enchantment of War in the Twenty-First Century
Herfried Münkler, The New Wars
Charles Jones

Bernard-Henri Lévy, War, Evil, and the End of History
Josef Ansorge

Gary Hart, The Fourth Power: A Grand Strategy for the United States in the Twenty-First Century
Charles Edel

Ian Clark, Legitimacy in International Society
Stephen Whitehead