Chari Ch. (ed.) Superpower Rivalry and Conflict. The long shadow of the Cold War on the twenty-first century

Routledge, 2010 - 278 P.Part I. Superpower Rivalry: An Overview
A Historical Overview Of The Cold War
Superpower Rivalry And The Victimization Of Korea: The Korean War And The North Korean Nuclear Crisis
Regional Fallout: Vietnam
Afghanistan: During The Cold War
Pakistan And The Cold War
Part II. Prospects For A Multipolar World: Perspectives At The Beginning Of The Twenty-First Century
Theorizing Unipolarity
Debating Multilateralism: The Role Of Emerging Powers
Europe, China, India And The Multipolar World Order
Globalization Revisited: Evolving Chinese Discourses On The Open Door Policy And Integration With The World Economy
Recolonizing West Asia In The Twenty-First Century?
Emerging International Order And South Korea’s Survival Strategy
Part III. Thinking Beyond Borders And Boundaries: Prospects For War And Peace
Conflict Models: How Relevant Are They To Asia?
Religion As A Catalyst For Conflict: The Case Of Islam
The Antarctic Experiment In Utopia: Sovereignty, Resources And Sustainability
Part IV. Looking Ahead: Can History Be Prevented From Repeating Itself?
Nuclear Disarmament: Mirage Or Need Of The Hour?
To Err Is Statesmanlike, To Learn Folly
Is History Being Repeated?
Engaging The Idea Of Global Citizenship