There is not alternative to Dayton

Article Abstract:

Washington has tended to seek quick fixes to Bosnian issues, although its contribution to peace has been indispensable. The Dayton Agreement was central to US policy, but there have been constant revisions of policy since the agreement in 1995. There will continue to be a need for a military deterrent in the country for some time, but this should reflect the composition of the international political coalition behind the peace agreement.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Military aspects

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Recovering American leadership

Article Abstract:

The United States is well placed to remain the leading power in the twenty-first century but it will have to learn to work with other countries to share the leadership role since it cannot achieve its objectives by acting alone. To provide leadership in the twenty-first century, the United States must combine the soft power of attraction with hard power into a smart-power strategy.

United States, International politics, International relations, United States foreign relations, Strategic aspects

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Force and diplomacy

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the effectiveness of diplomacy and force as a way to resolve international or civil conflicts are discussed.

Psychological aspects, Diplomacy, Warfare, Conventional, Conventional warfare

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