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Introduction: What Are Lenses of Analysis?
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Framework: Understanding Lenses
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Looking through the First Lens: Individuals as International
Actors
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– Human Nature
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– Leaders
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Looking through the Second Lens: Effects of the Internal
on the International
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– Type of Government
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– Economic Structure and Activity
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– Population Considerations
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– Resource Base
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– Domestic Stability
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Looking through the Third Lens: The Shaping Effects
of International Structures
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– Anarchy
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– The Balancing of Power
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– International Law and Institutions
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Case Studies:
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The Kosovo Crisis and the Ultimatum at Rambouillet
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Historical Background
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– The Collapse of Yugoslavia
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– Serbia in the 1990s
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– The Problem of Kosovo
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– Prelude and Ultimatum at Rambouillet
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First Lens: Milosevic and Albright as Causal Variables
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– Snapshot: Milosevic and Albright
Profiles
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– Analysis Albright: Student of History
or Coercive Diplomat?
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– Analysis Milosevic: Opportunist or
Vulnerable Leader?
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Second Lens: Serb Domestic Instability as a Causal
Variable
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– Snapshots: Serbian Government, Economy,
Population and Stability
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– Analysis: Nationalism as a Double-edged
Sword?
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– Analysis: Ultimatum as Opportunity?
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Third Lens: International Organizations as a Causal
Variable
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– Analysis: International Law and the
Serb Decision
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– Analysis: Institutional Restraints
on the Use of Force
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– Analysis: Balancing Against U.S.
Hegemony: the U.N. and Russia
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The Persian Gulf Crisis—A New World Order?
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Historical Background
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– Iraq's Grievance
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– Beyond an Arab-to-Arab Dispute
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– Iraq versus the World
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– From Shield to Storm
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– Why War?
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First Lens: Bush and Hussein as Causal Variables
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– Introduction
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– George H.W. Bush: A Profile
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– George H.W. Bush: Chief Diplomat
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– George H.W. Bush: Moral Realist?
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– George H.W. Bush: Summary
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– Saddam Hussein: A Profile
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– Saddam Hussein: Fear of Death and
the Economic Threat
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– Saddam Hussein: Arab Leader and the
Political Opportunity
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– Saddam Hussein: Summary
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Second Lens: Domestic Instability as Causal Variable
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– Introduction
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– A Snapshot: Government
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– A Snapshot: Economics and Natural
Resources
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– A Snapshot: Population and Public
Support
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– Avoiding Iraqi Collapse: A Mutual
Interest
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Third Lens: Limitations of War as Causal Variables
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– Introduction
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– Analysis: Anarchy and Self-Help
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– Analysis: Limited War for Limited
Objectives
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– Analysis: The Great Collective Security
Experiment
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– Summary
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The Peloponnesian War: Battle of the Titans
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Historical Background
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– Introduction
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– The Persian Threat
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– The Titans
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– The Peace Structure?
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– The Prelude to War
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– Battle of the Titans
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Looking through the First Lens: Pericles as Causal
Variable
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– Snapshot: Pericles Profile
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– Analysis: Pericles: Moderation and
War
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Looking through the Second Lens: Domestic Instability
as Causal Variable
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– Snapshots: Government, Resources
and Economies, Social Systems
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– Analysis: The Domestic Divide
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Looking through the Third Lens: Bipolarity as Causal
Variable
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– Analysis: Bipolarity and the Security
Dilemma
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– Analysis: Balancing Act
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– Analysis: Arbitration in Anarchy
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Question Strings: Reinforcing Analytical Distinctions
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International Security Question String
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– Missile Defense and the ABM Treaty
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– War on Terrorism
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International Economics Question String—The Free
Trade Area of America
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Environmental Issue Question String—The Kyoto
Protocol on Greenhouse Emissions
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Regional Instability Question String—Macedonia
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