The Future of War
Tomorrow's Battlefields

Volume 23, Issue 2
The Future of War
Features
A Disarming Proposition
Meeting the Challenge of Sustainable Development
by Jayantha Dhanapala

The Struggle for Peace
Rethinking Intervention
by David Carment

Forward to the Past
Insurgency in Our Midst
by Ian Beckett

Cyberwarriors
Activists and Terrorists Turn to Cyberspace
by Dorothy Denning

Coming Conflicts
Interstate War in the New Millenium
by Michael O'Hanlon

Optional Lethality
Evolving Attitudes Towards Nonlethal Weaponry
by John B. Alexander

Global Notebook
Illegal Tender
Counterfeit Dollars and Colombian Crime
by Alexander Stone

Brain Strain
India's IT Crisis
by Sean Creehan

Democracy Derailed?
Fujimori's Legacy in Peru
by M. James Faison

Irreligious Police
Women's Rights in Saudi Arabia
by Natalia Truszkowska

Young Blood
New Leaders in the Middle East
by Kristen Eichensehr

A More Perfect Union
Europe in Search of its Future
by Martin Kanz

Correspondence
The Future of War
Technology, Conflict and Change
by Paven Malhotra and Ambika Patni

Perspectives
Failure of the Fund
Rethinking the IMF Response
by Joseph E. Stiglitz

Universalism and the West
An Agenda for Understanding
by Werner Daum

The Postmodern Military
The Irony of "Strengthening" Defense
by Gregory D. Foster

World in Review
Central Asia's Balancing Act
Between Terrorism and Interventionism
by Ebon Lee

The Business of Cooperation
Peace and Profit through Joint Ventures
by Alessandra Sulzer

The German Question Resolved
Making Sense of Schroder's Foreign Policy
by Werner Schafer

Interviews
All That's Fit to Print
Journalism in a Globalized World
by Bill Emmott

Review Essays
Asia's Thirst for Fuel
Cooperation and Energy Geopolitics
by Amy Myers Jaffe

Contagious Fears
Infectious Disease and National Security
by Jonathan B. Tucker

Endpaper
Development Without Borders
Globalization in the 21st Century
by Kofi Annan