Cooperating for Peace and Security

Cooperating For Peace And Security Attempts To Understand - More Than Fifteen Years After The End Of The Cold War Seven Years After 9/11 And In The Aftermath Of The Failure Of The United Nations (Un) Reform Initiative - The Relationship Between Us Security Interests And The Factors That Drove The Evolution Of Multilateral Security Arrangements From 1989 To The Present. Chapters Cover A Range Of Topics - Including The Un Us Multilateral Cooperation The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato) Nuclear Nonproliferation European And African Security Institutions Conflict Mediation Counterterrorism Initiatives International Justice And Humanitarian Cooperation - Examining Why Certain Changes Have Taken Place And The Factors That Have Driven Them And Evaluating Whether They Have Led To A More Effective International System And What This Means For Facing Future Challenges.