New Labour's Foreign Policy after September 11. A Moral Crusade in a Multilateral Setting

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  DOI: 10.1400/51875

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  • Preface
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  • Dissipating Hegemony: US Unilateralism and European Counter-Hegemony
  • Still Hanging Together? Reflections on the Harmonious Past, Crisis-ridden Present and Uncertain Future of the Transatlantic Relationship
  • Comments
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  • Comment
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  • The Russian Discourse on the Post-Saddam World Order
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  • The Global Enemies: Privatization of War and the Challenge to Democracy
  • Transnational Peace Activism: The Prospects for Cooperation after the War
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  • Contributors