Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Notes on Contributors ix
5. Abbreviations xv
6. PART I. INTRODUCTION
7. 1. The Challenge of National Security 3
8. 2. The United States’ Security Challenges of the 21st Century 12
9. PART II. EUROPE—THE OLD WORLD
10. 3. France and National Security 39
11. 4. German National Security Policy in the Post–Cold War World: An Evolving International Role or a Reluctant Power? 53
12. 5. National Security and the United Kingdom 74
13. PART III. 20TH CENTURY WORLD
14. 6. Australian National Security: The Problem of Priorities 95
15. 7. Providing for National Security: Canada After 9/11 113
16. 8. Japan’s National Security Discourse: Post–Cold War Paradigmatic Shift? 137
17. PART IV. (RE- )EMERGING WORLD
18. 9. China’s National Security Strategy: Waiting at the Crossroads 159
19. 10. India: Security Policy in a S trategic Void 181
20. 11. Russia: A Fallen Superpower Struggles Back 198
21. PART V. POTENTIALLY (RE- )EMERGING WORLD
22. 12. To Survive or Lead? The Two Sides of Nigeria’s National Security Strategy 221
23. 13. The Republic of Korea 236
24. 14. Turkey’s New (De)Security Policy: Axis Shift, Gaullism, or Learning Process? 254
25. 15. Conclusion 271
26. Bibliography 291
27. Index 303