Introduction: Success and Failure, Hope and Despair

Is the U.S. National Interest at Stake?

What Are the Driving Forces of Wars of Identity?

What about National Sovereignty?

Which Types of Preventive Diplomacy Strategies Can Be Most Effective?

When Should Military Force Be Used?

Who Decides on Military Intervention?

How to End Conflicts and Build Peace?

• Bosnia
• Kosovo
• UN Peace Operations

Darfur: "Yet Again"

Foreign Policy Politics Case Study:War Powers, Public Opinion, and Humanitarian Intervention

• The Media and the "CNN Curve"
• Public Opinion and Humanitarian Intervention

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