Foreword by Richard C. Leone and John D. Podesta
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction: A World of Rules
Part I: American Exceptionalism and the U.S. Role in the World
2. The Roots of Liberal Internationalism: Lessons from the Past
3. Ideological Partisanship and American Public Opinion toward Foreign Policy
4. Global Leadership: American Exceptionalism in a Changing World Order
5. Law v. Legitimacy: Obligation and Justification in America's Foreign Relations
Part II: Force and Enforcement
6. Force and Legitimacy in the Post-9/11 Era: What Principles Should Guide the United States?
7. Operations Other Than War: Alternatives to the Traditional Uses of Military Power
8. Renewing the Nuclear Bargain
Part III: Human Rights, Democracy, and Changing Notions of State Sovereignty
9. Strengthening Weak States: A Twenty-First Century Imperative
10. The Promise of Democracy Promotion
11. "Grab Whom You Must: Do What You Want": U.S. Exceptionalism and the "War on Terror"
Part IV: Global Economy
12. Trade Policy: The Exception to American Exceptionalism?
13. Freedom from Want: American Exceptionalism and Global Development
14. The Pivotal Power: The United States and Climate Change
15. Standards for Trade
Part V: Power and Superpower: Global Leadership in the 21st Century
16. Remarks by Madeleine K. Albright
17. Remarks by Mark Malloch Brown
18. Remarks by Representative James A. Leach
19. Remarks by George Soros
Notes
Index
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