The world crisis
Subtitle: the way forward after Iraq
By: with a foreword by Geoffrey Howe ; edited and introduced by Robert Harvey.
Contributors: Harvey, Robert, 1953-
Publisher: Skyhorse Pub.
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
ISBN-13: 9781602393431
Subjects: International relations -- 21st century.; World politics -- 21st century.; Security, International.  ; War on Terrorism, 2001-; Western countries -- Foreign relations -- 21st century.; Western countries -- Politics and government -- 21st century.
Description: Five years after the invasion of Iraq the world is a more dangerous place than ever. Twenty prominent political thinkers from the US and UK give their take on the crisis.
Notes: "A Herman Graf book."
Table of contents: title: Foreword: Towards a safer world / Geoffrey Howe; title: Introduction: The world century / Robert Harvey; title: Reclaiming the values of the United States / Jimmy Carter; title: The Post-Westphalian world / Henry A. Kissinger; title: Protecting the golden moment / George P. Schulz and Harry Rowen; title: British foreign policy: the folly of Iraq / Geoffrey Howe; title: Doing our fighting men and women justice / Michael Heseltine; title: Uniting our enemies and dividing our friends / Zbigniew Brzezinski; title: Traditionalists vs transformationists / Brent Scowcroft; title: The United States cannot stand alone / Frank Carlucci; title: The bridge of dreams / David Howell; title: Forging nuclear warheads into lightbulbs / Sam Nunn; title: The challenge of energy security / Dick G. Lugar; title: Who will do foreign policy? / John Coles; title: National security in the age of terrorism / Chas W. Freeman, Jr.; title: The new "great power" politics / Michael Howard; title: Democracy in the Middle East / Mark Allen; title: A twenty-first-century energy policy / Branko Terzic; title: The new Middle Ages / Simon Jenkins; title: Global warming: it's China (and India) as well as the United States / Simon Scott Plummer; title: The challenge of the twenty-first century / Robert Harvey