: The Roots of World War I and the Risk of U.S.-China Conflict
\ edited by Richard Rosecrance and Steven E. Miller
Cambridge, MA
: The MIT Press
, 2014
xxiii, 285 p.
Belfer Center studies in international security
Bibliography
Index
Introduction : The Sarajevo Centenary, 1914 and the Rise of China / Steven E. Miller -- Before the War : Three Styles of Diplomacy / Alan Alexandroff -- Respites or Resolutions? : Recurring Crises and the Origins of War / Arthur A. Stein -- Better Now Than Later : The Paradox of 1914 as Everyone's Favored Year for War / Jack Snyder -- Allies, Overbalance, and War / Richard N. Rosecrance -- Economic Interdependence and War / Richard N. Cooper -- The Thucydides Trap / Graham Allison -- Thucydides Dethroned : Historical Differences That Weaken the Peloponnesian Analogy / David K. Richards -- Thucydides, Alliance Politics, and Great Power Conflict / Charles S. Maier -- War, Revolution, and the Uncertain Primacy of Domestic Politics / T.G. Otte -- Domestic Coalitions, Internationalization, and War : Then and Now / Etel Solingen -- European Militaries and the Origins of World War I / Stephen Van Evera -- Inevitability and War / Joseph S. Nye Jr. -- Lessons from Europe 1914 for Asia 2014 : Reflections on the Centenary of the Outbreak of World War I / Kevin Rudd -- Contingency as a Cause (or Little Things Mean a Lot) / Richard N. Rosecrance.