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2004276466 contributor B9900428.
2004276466 coverage "Canada Military policy.".
2004276466 coverage "Canada Politique militaire.".
2004276466 coverage "États-Unis Relations extérieures 2001-".
2004276466 coverage "United States Foreign relations 2001-".
2004276466 coverage "United States Military policy.".
2004276466 created "c2004.".
2004276466 date "2004".
2004276466 date "c2004.".
2004276466 dateCopyrighted "c2004.".
2004276466 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
2004276466 description "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments xi -- Abbreviations xiii -- Introduction: Transformation and Complexity: Predicting Global -- Security after 9/11 3 -- Objectives and Overview 7 -- Outline 8 -- 1 Linking Globalism, Terrorism, and Proliferation 11 -- SECTION I: GLOBALISM, SECURITY, AND TERRORISM: COMPLEXITY -- AND CONFUSION 13 -- Globalism and Security 13 -- Globalism and Terrorism 15 -- Terrorism and Globalism 18 -- SECTION II: GLOBALISM AND PROLIFERATION: STRATEGIC -- STABILITY IN TRANSITION 19 -- Strategic Stability: Continuity and Change 21 -- Globalism and the Diminishing Relevance of Vertical Proliferation 27 -- SECTION III: SUMMARY AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS 29 -- 2 Linking Globalism, Unilateralism, and Multilateralism 33 -- Conventional Wisdom 33 -- Unilateralist Response 36 -- Multilateralist Reply and Unilateralist Rejoinder 42 -- Summary and Policy Implications 46 -- Unilateral-Multilateral Continuum(s): Measurement Errors -- and Correctives 49 -- Crucial Case Studies: Gulf War II and Ballistic Missile Defence 62 -- 3 Gulf War II: Unilateralism and Multilateralism in Practice 64 -- French and Russian Unilateralism (a.k.a.Dishonest -- Multilateralism) 65 -- Horse Trading: The Unilateral Self-Interests of Smaller Powers 68 -- American Multilateralism in Iraq 71 -- Unilateralism as a Prerequisite for Multilateralism 74 -- Multilateralism as an Impediment to Successful Coercive -- Diplomacy 77 -- European and American Differences: Illusions and Realities 79 -- 4 WMD Proliferation: The Case for Unilateral Ballistic Missile -- Defence 82 -- Demise of Arms Control and Disarmament 83 -- Automatic Proliferation by Russia 87 -- Automatic Proliferation by China 91 -- The Myth of an American First-Strike Advantage 96 -- Technological Limitations of BMD Interceptors 98 -- Financial and Political Costs 113 -- Powerful Influence of the U.S.Military Industrial Complex (MIC) 120 -- Exaggerated Rogue Threats from Rational Rogue Leaders 123 -- Conclusion: Critical Biases 130 -- 5 WMD Proliferation: The Case against Multilateral Arms Control -- and Disarmament 135 -- Burden(s) of Proof 135 -- Measuring NACD's Successes and Failures 138 -- The Myth of Multilateral Alternatives to BMD 142 -- European Unilateral Self-Interests and Priorities 157 -- Conclusion: A Fait Accompli 161 -- 6 The Inevitability of Terrorism, and American Unilateralism: -- Security Trumps Economics 164 -- The Inevitability of High-Impact Terrorism: Globalism and the -- Privatization of War 166 -- The Inevitability of Unilateralism: Domestic Determinants and -- Pressures 171 -- Lontents ix -- The Inevitability of Unilateralism: External Determinants and -- Pressures 176 -- Prioritizing Unilateral Arms Control and 'Discriminate Deterrence' 179 -- Prioritizing Pre-emption 181 -- 7 The Moral Foundations of Canadian Multilateralism: Distinction -- Trumps Security 185 -- SECTION I: CANADA'S DISHONEST MULTILATERALISM 185 -- Dishonest Commitments to Multilateral Security and Defence 186 -- Dishonest Commitments to Multilateral Aid and Development 188 -- Dishonest Evaluations of BMD and Multilateral Arms Control 191 -- SECTION II: CANADA'S UNPRINCIPLED (HYPER-) MULTILATERALISM -- IN IRAQ, 2003 193 -- Selective Opposition to Regime Change 193 -- Periodic (and Selective) Support for Multilateral Consensus 196 -- Canada's Subordination and Subservience to Hyper- -- Multilateralism 201 -- Sporadic Reliance on Public Opinion 204 -- The Myth of Domestic Political Constraints 205 -- Dishonest Denials of Canada's Contribution to Multilateral -- Intervention in Iraq 206 -- Canada's Uncompromising Compromise and the Illusion of -- Middle-Power Mediation 208 -- Conclusion 214 -- 8 Recalibrating Canada's Moral and Diplomatic Compass 216 -- The Mounting Costs of Privileging 'Distinction' over 'Security' 216 -- Terrorism, Unipolarity, and Canadian Values and Interests 220 -- Proliferation, Missile Defence, and Canadian Values and -- Interests 223 -- Canada-U.S.Relations: Revisiting First Principles after 9/11 227 -- Appendix A: American Multilateralism in Iraq, 2003 233 -- Appendix B: U.S.Legislation Related to 11 September 2001 250 -- Notes 257 -- Bibliography 307 -- Index 331 <BR><BR>Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: United States Foreign relations 2001-United States Military policy, National security United States, Terrorism Political aspects United States, Globalization Political aspects United States, War on Terrorism, 2001-Security, International, Canada Military policy, âEtats-Unis Relations extâerieures 2001-Sâecuritâe nationale âEtats-Unis, Terrorisme Aspect politique âEtats-Unis, Sâecuritâe internationale, Canada Politique militaire.".
2004276466 extent "ix, 342 p. :".
2004276466 identifier "0802089488 (alk. paper)".
2004276466 identifier 2004276466.html.
2004276466 issued "2004".
2004276466 issued "c2004.".
2004276466 language "eng".
2004276466 publisher "Toronto ; Buffalo : University of Toronto Press,".
2004276466 spatial "Canada Military policy.".
2004276466 spatial "Canada Politique militaire.".
2004276466 spatial "États-Unis Relations extérieures 2001-".
2004276466 spatial "États-Unis.".
2004276466 spatial "United States Foreign relations 2001-".
2004276466 spatial "United States Military policy.".
2004276466 spatial "United States.".
2004276466 subject "327.73/009/0511 22".
2004276466 subject "E902 .H38 2004".
2004276466 subject "Globalization Political aspects United States.".
2004276466 subject "National security United States.".
2004276466 subject "Security, International.".
2004276466 subject "Sécurité internationale.".
2004276466 subject "Sécurité nationale États-Unis.".
2004276466 subject "Terrorism Political aspects United States.".
2004276466 subject "Terrorisme Aspect politique États-Unis.".
2004276466 subject "War on Terrorism, 2001-2009.".
2004276466 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: Acknowledgments xi -- Abbreviations xiii -- Introduction: Transformation and Complexity: Predicting Global -- Security after 9/11 3 -- Objectives and Overview 7 -- Outline 8 -- 1 Linking Globalism, Terrorism, and Proliferation 11 -- SECTION I: GLOBALISM, SECURITY, AND TERRORISM: COMPLEXITY -- AND CONFUSION 13 -- Globalism and Security 13 -- Globalism and Terrorism 15 -- Terrorism and Globalism 18 -- SECTION II: GLOBALISM AND PROLIFERATION: STRATEGIC -- STABILITY IN TRANSITION 19 -- Strategic Stability: Continuity and Change 21 -- Globalism and the Diminishing Relevance of Vertical Proliferation 27 -- SECTION III: SUMMARY AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS 29 -- 2 Linking Globalism, Unilateralism, and Multilateralism 33 -- Conventional Wisdom 33 -- Unilateralist Response 36 -- Multilateralist Reply and Unilateralist Rejoinder 42 -- Summary and Policy Implications 46 -- Unilateral-Multilateral Continuum(s): Measurement Errors -- and Correctives 49 -- Crucial Case Studies: Gulf War II and Ballistic Missile Defence 62 -- 3 Gulf War II: Unilateralism and Multilateralism in Practice 64 -- French and Russian Unilateralism (a.k.a.Dishonest -- Multilateralism) 65 -- Horse Trading: The Unilateral Self-Interests of Smaller Powers 68 -- American Multilateralism in Iraq 71 -- Unilateralism as a Prerequisite for Multilateralism 74 -- Multilateralism as an Impediment to Successful Coercive -- Diplomacy 77 -- European and American Differences: Illusions and Realities 79 -- 4 WMD Proliferation: The Case for Unilateral Ballistic Missile -- Defence 82 -- Demise of Arms Control and Disarmament 83 -- Automatic Proliferation by Russia 87 -- Automatic Proliferation by China 91 -- The Myth of an American First-Strike Advantage 96 -- Technological Limitations of BMD Interceptors 98 -- Financial and Political Costs 113 -- Powerful Influence of the U.S.Military Industrial Complex (MIC) 120 -- Exaggerated Rogue Threats from Rational Rogue Leaders 123 -- Conclusion: Critical Biases 130 -- 5 WMD Proliferation: The Case against Multilateral Arms Control -- and Disarmament 135 -- Burden(s) of Proof 135 -- Measuring NACD's Successes and Failures 138 -- The Myth of Multilateral Alternatives to BMD 142 -- European Unilateral Self-Interests and Priorities 157 -- Conclusion: A Fait Accompli 161 -- 6 The Inevitability of Terrorism, and American Unilateralism: -- Security Trumps Economics 164 -- The Inevitability of High-Impact Terrorism: Globalism and the -- Privatization of War 166 -- The Inevitability of Unilateralism: Domestic Determinants and -- Pressures 171 -- Lontents ix -- The Inevitability of Unilateralism: External Determinants and -- Pressures 176 -- Prioritizing Unilateral Arms Control and 'Discriminate Deterrence' 179 -- Prioritizing Pre-emption 181 -- 7 The Moral Foundations of Canadian Multilateralism: Distinction -- Trumps Security 185 -- SECTION I: CANADA'S DISHONEST MULTILATERALISM 185 -- Dishonest Commitments to Multilateral Security and Defence 186 -- Dishonest Commitments to Multilateral Aid and Development 188 -- Dishonest Evaluations of BMD and Multilateral Arms Control 191 -- SECTION II: CANADA'S UNPRINCIPLED (HYPER-) MULTILATERALISM -- IN IRAQ, 2003 193 -- Selective Opposition to Regime Change 193 -- Periodic (and Selective) Support for Multilateral Consensus 196 -- Canada's Subordination and Subservience to Hyper- -- Multilateralism 201 -- Sporadic Reliance on Public Opinion 204 -- The Myth of Domestic Political Constraints 205 -- Dishonest Denials of Canada's Contribution to Multilateral -- Intervention in Iraq 206 -- Canada's Uncompromising Compromise and the Illusion of -- Middle-Power Mediation 208 -- Conclusion 214 -- 8 Recalibrating Canada's Moral and Diplomatic Compass 216 -- The Mounting Costs of Privileging 'Distinction' over 'Security' 216 -- Terrorism, Unipolarity, and Canadian Values and Interests 220 -- Proliferation, Missile Defence, and Canadian Values and -- Interests 223 -- Canada-U.S.Relations: Revisiting First Principles after 9/11 227 -- Appendix A: American Multilateralism in Iraq, 2003 233 -- Appendix B: U.S.Legislation Related to 11 September 2001 250 -- Notes 257 -- Bibliography 307 -- Index 331 <BR><BR>Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: United States Foreign relations 2001-United States Military policy, National security United States, Terrorism Political aspects United States, Globalization Political aspects United States, War on Terrorism, 2001-Security, International, Canada Military policy, âEtats-Unis Relations extâerieures 2001-Sâecuritâe nationale âEtats-Unis, Terrorisme Aspect politique âEtats-Unis, Sâecuritâe internationale, Canada Politique militaire.".
2004276466 title "Smoke and mirrors : globalized terrorism and the illusion of multilateral security / Frank P. Harvey.".
2004276466 type "text".