U.S. foreign policy after the Cold War / [electronic resource] edited by Brad Roberts.

"A Washington quarterly reader."

Includes bibliographical references.

Starting at zero : U.S. foreign policy for the 1990s / Robert E. Hunter -- The crisis of Leninism and the U.S. response / Robert A. Scalapino -- The emerging European security order / Hans Binnendijk -- Germany, Japan, and the false glare of war / Daniel Hamilton and James Clad -- The Japan-U.S. bilateral relationship : its role in the global economy / Raymond Vernon -- East Central Europe : democracy in retreat? / Jan Zielonka -- Who killed the Third World? / Richard E. Bissell -- Regional order in the 1990s : the challenge of the Middle East / Richard N. Haass -- Old quarrels and new realities : security in Southern Asia after the cold war / Rodney W. Jones -- In search of a Latin America policy : the elusive quest / William Perry.

After the cold war : U.S. interest in Sub-Saharan Africa / David D. Newsom -- Can arms control survive peace? / James E. Goodby -- U.S. intelligence in an age of uncertainty : refocusing to meet the challenge / Paula L. Scalingi -- Foreign aid for a new world order / John W. Sewell -- The post-cold war public diplomacy of the United States / Paul P. Blackburn -- The security challenges of global environmental change / Ian Rowlands -- The future of the international trading system / Peter M. Ludlow -- A capital-starved new world order : geopolitical implications of a global capital shortage in the 1990s / Penelope Hartland-Thunberg -- Global demographic trends to the year 2010 : implications for U.S. security / Gregory D. Foster ... [et al.].

Democracy, conflict, and development in the Third World / Robert L. Rothstein -- Democracy and world order / Brad Roberts -- The quest for bipartisanship : a new beginning for a new world order / Jay Winik -- Congress and U.S. foreign policy : comparative advantage or disadvantage? / Robert A. Pastor -- Exorcising Wilson's ghost : morality and foreign policy in America's third century / George Weigel -- The comeback of liberal internationalism / Richard N. Gardner.