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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Theories and Traditions | |
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| Liberal Theories of International Relations | |
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| The Rights of War and Peace | |
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| Kant's Perpetual Peace | |
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| The Fourteen Points | |
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| The Idea of International Society | |
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| Realist and Neo-Realist Theories of International Relations | |
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| The Peloponnesian War and the Melian Debate | |
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| Relations Among Sovereigns | |
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| The Realist Critique and the Limitations of Realism | |
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| Six Principles of Political Realism | |
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| The Origins of War in Neorealist Theory | |
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| The Roots of International Political Economy | |
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| The Economic Taproots of Imperialism | |
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| Two Alternative Perspectives: Marxism and Liberalism | |
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| The Structure of Dependence | |
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| The Structure of the International System | |
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| Bipolar and Multipolar Systems | |
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| The Stability of a Bipolar World | |
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| Multipolar Power Systems and International Stability | |
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| Rules for the Balance of Power System | |
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| Underlying Complexities | |
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| The Two Worlds of World Politics | |
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| The Characteristics of Complex Interdependence | |
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| The Actors in International Politics | |
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| States, Institutions, and Individuals | |
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| The Level-of-Analysis Problem in International Relations | |
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| Models of International Relations and Foreign Policy | |
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| Conceptual Models and the Cuban Missile Crisis | |
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| The Rise of Non-State Actors | |
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| Towards a New Conceptualization of Global Politics | |
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| The Politics, Power and Pathologies of International Organizations | |
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| Advocacy Networks in International Politics | |
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| Anarchy and Society in the International System | |
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| Power and Anarchy | |
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| International Conflict and International Anarchy: The Third Image | |
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| The Theory of Hegemonic War | |
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| The Security Dilemma in the Atomic Age | |
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| Cooperation Under the Security Dilemma | |
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| The Balance of Power | |
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| Criticism of Balance of Power Theory | |
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| Collective Security as an Approach to Peace | |
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| Cooperation and International Society | |
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| International Law and Assumptions About the State System | |
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| Cooperation and International Regimes | |
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| The Evolution of Cooperation | |
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| The Integration Theorists and the Study of International Relations | |
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| Debating Rival Theories | |
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| Anarchy Is What States Make of It | |
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| A Gendered Perspective on National Security | |
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| Anarchy and the Limits to Cooperation | |
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| Critique of Critical Theory | |
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| One World, Rival Theories | |
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| Deterrence, Coercion, and War | |
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| Nuclear Deterrence | |
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| Nuclear Weapons and Strategy | |
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| The delicate Balance of Terror | |
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| Crazy States | |
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| Coercion | |
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| The Manipulation of Risk | |
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| The Limits of Coercive Diplomacy | |
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| The Nature and Origins of War | |
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| War as an Instrument of Policy | |
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| Motives and Perceptions Underlying Entry into War | |
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| War and Misperception | |
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| The Long Peace: Elements of Stability in the Postwar International System | |
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| Contemporary Issues and Debates | |
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| Globalization and Governance | |
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| The Pentagon's New Map | |
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| The Globalization Debate | |
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| Governance in Fragmegrative Space | |
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| Global Chaos? | |
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| The Clash of Civilizations? | |
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| The Coming Anarchy | |
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| The Myth of Global Chaos | |
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| Terrorism | |
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| Terrorism Today and Tomorrow | |
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| The Globalization of Informal Violence | |
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| The Sharpening Fight for the Future | |
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| The Rise of Complex Terrorism | |
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| Sovereignty and Intervention, Deterrence and Pre-Emption | |
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| Problematic Sovereignty | |
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| The Debate About Intervention | |
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| Preemptive Action: When, How, and to What Effect? | |
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| An Unnecessary War | |
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| Unipolarity and the U.S. Role in the World | |
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| American Primacy in Perspective | |
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| Limits of American Power | |
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