Small states in the international system : at peace and at war Chapter One: Small States as Distinct Units of Analysis and as Different than Large and Middle Powers. Chapter Two: Realism and Small States in the International System. Chapter Three: Non Structural Factors of Foreign Policy: Domestic Factors and Social Constructivism. Chapter Four: Switzerland 1815 Present: Small State in the Middle of a Multipolar Regional Power Structure. Chapter Five: Ireland 1920 present: A Singular Stance for Nearly a Century. Chapter Six: Small European Buffer States in Two World Wars. Chapter Seven: Finland 1939 1945: A Small State Resists Aggression. Chapter Eight: The Third Indo China War 1979. Chapter Nine: The Ogaden War 1977 1978 Ethiopia vs. Somalia. Chapter Ten: The Chaco War 1932 1935: Paraguay vs. Bolivia. Chapter Eleven: Generalizations about Small State Behavior