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The National Interest

 

Issue 57, Fall 1999

 

Articles

• The Short, Unhappy Life of Humanitarian War
  by Charles Krauthammer

• For the Record
  by Christopher Layne and Benjamin Schwarz

• The Future of Nationalism
  by Michael Mandelbaum

• Two Cheers for “Asian Values”
  by Nathan Glazer

• Totalitarianism: Have We Seen the Last of It?
  by Kenneth Minogue

• The Most Dangerous Country
  by Nicholas Eberstadt

• American Ascendancy—And the Pretense of Concert
  by Coral Bell

• Toward an English-Speaking Union
  by Robert Conquest

• China’s Military: A Second Opinion
  by James Lilley and Carl Ford

• The Travail of the Gypsies
  by Guenter Lewy

• Staying Cool About Global Warming
  by Henry S. Rowen and John P. Weyant

• China’s Democratic Prospects—A Dissenting View
  by George T. Crane

• There Is No Mystery
  by Arnold Beichman

Book Reviews

• Koestler and His Jewish Thesis
  by Neil McInnes

• Counting the Dead
  by Eliot Cohen

• Thoroughly Modern Freddy
  Michael Howard

• Globalization’s Boosters and Critics
  by Jacob Heilbrunn

• Indochina Without Americans
  by Peter W. Rodman