Neoconservatism and post-cold war U.S. foreign policy = 新保守主义与冷战后的美国外交政策 /

Chapter One Introduction 1.1 Reasons for Choosing the Topic 1.2 Definitions 1.3 Literature Review 1.4 Layout of the BookChapter Two Rise of Neoconservatives 2.1 Origins of Neoconservatives：The New York Intellectuals 2.2 Birth of Neoconservatism：Turning Right 2.3 Rise of the Neoconservatives：Fighting the Cold WarChapter Three Liberalism，Conservatism and Neoconservatism 3.1 Liberalism as the Dominant Ideology 3.2 Challenges from the Left 3.3 Challenges from the Right 3.4 The Neoconservatives'ReactionsChapter Four The Neoconservative Worldview 4.1 A Time of Bewilderment and Transition 4.2 Unipolarity：Favorable but Uncertain 4.3 America's Role：Global LeadershipChapter Five The Neoconservative Strategy 5.1 Strengthening the Military Force 5.2 Consolidating the Will 5.3 Moral Clarity as Goal and MeansChapter Six The Post-Cold War Neoconservative Movement 6.1 Defining the Neoconservative Movement 6.2 Neoconservatives in the Post-Cold War Years 6.3 Neoconservatives in Action 6.4 Revival of the Neoconservatives in the New CenturyChapter Seven The Bush Doctrine and the Iraq War 7.1 An Arrogant Start 7.2 From 9/11 to the Bush Doctrine 7.3 The Iraq WarChapter Eight Weakness and Power of the Neoconservative Movement 8.1 Evaluation of the Neoconservative Movement 8.2 Reasons for the Revival of the Neoconservatives 8.3 Effects of the Bush Doctrine 8.4 Future of NeoconservatismAppendix 1Appendix 2Appendix 3Appendix 4Appendix 5Bibliography后记