Preface p. ix
1 Introduction Heinz Gartner and Adrian Hyde-Price p. 1
Part 1 Conceptual Framework
2 "Beware the Jabberwock!": Security Studies in the Twenty-First Century Adrian Hyde-Price p. 27
3 Complexity Theory and European Security: What Capacity to Describe, Prescribe, or Forecast? Walter C. Clemens Jr. p. 55
4 Modern Technology and the Future of the Soldier David Robertson p. 71
5 New Conflicts: Risks and Challenges Jan Willem Honig p. 91
Part 2 European Security
6 Europe's Changing Security Role Alpo M. Rusi p. 113
7 European Security, the Transatlantic Link, and Crisis Management Heinz Gartner p. 125
8 The Compatibility of Security Organizations and Policies in Europe Peter Schmidt p. 149
9 Strengthening Europe's Security Architecture: Where Do We Stand? Where Should We Go? Heiko Borchert p. 165
Part 3 The OSCE
10 An Evaluation of the OSCE's Role in Conflict Management P. Terrence Hopmann p. 219
11 Targeting Its Constituency: Political Will, Public Relations, and the OSCE Walter Kemp p. 255
12 The High Commissioner on National Minorities: His Work, Effectiveness, and Recommendations to Strengthen the HCNM as an Institution Wolfgang Zellner p. 265
Part 4 Regional Security
13 The Challenge of Collective Action: Security Management in European and Regional Contexts Kari Mottola p. 299
14 Arms Control as a Spatial Practice: Challenges in the Baltic Region Pertti Joenniemi p. 315
15 New Global Politics: Reflections on the Return of Geopolitics to Central Asia and Its Effect on European Security Erich Reiter p. 329
16 Peace Operations: An Assessment Erwin A. Schmidl p. 341
Part 5 The Role of Major Powers
17 Great Powers and Global Insecurity Daniel N. Nelson p. 353
18 Farewell to Russia: The Decay of a Superpower Gerhard Mangott p. 379
19 China: Global or Regional Player? Great Power, Partner, or Chaotic Power? Kay Moller p. 407
List of Acronyms p. 427
Bibliography p. 429
The Contributors p. 455
Index p. 457
About the Book p. 470