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20th century history of Kosovo

Realism about Russia

William E. Odom | Sep 01, 2001
Russia is no longer, and will not again soon be, a great power. To treat it like on is in neither America's interest nor Russia's.

Jumping to Confusions

Adam Garfinkle | Dec 01, 2000
The fall of Milosevic does not vindicate U.S. Balkans policy, and the violence in Israel does not prove Oslo was doomed to fail.

The Present Danger

Robert Kagan
William Kristol
| Mar 01, 2000
A policy of boldness, twenty-first century vision.

Kofi's Rule

Edward Luttwak | Dec 01, 1999
Kofi Annan has promulgated a new rule for the conduct of international affairs. But there were difficulties in applying it, in the case if the weak as well as the strong.

NATO and Kosovo

Ivo Daalder
Christopher Layne
Benjamin Schwarz
| Dec 01, 1999
The writer accuses Christopher Layne and Benjamin Schwarz of blaming the victims and exonerating the perpetrators in Kosovo.  The authors respond.

For the Record

Christopher Layne
Benjamin Schwarz
| Sep 01, 1999
As we contemplate the results of victory in Kosovo, it is time to sort fact from fiction concerning American intervention.
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Commentary

Conservative Columnist: The Moral Hazard of Kosovo's Independence

J. Peter Pham | Jul 05, 2007
Resolving Kosovo's final status and issues linked to it around the world will take much more time and effort than a summer fishing expedition off Walker’s Point.

The Lessons of Kosovo

Amitai Etzioni | Apr 03, 2007
It is a good time to review the developments in Kosovo since 1999, which highlight the dire consequences of excessively ambitious long-distance social engineering and centralism in name of nation-building.

Kosovo Apart

The National Interest | Nov 16, 2006
Naser Rugova, a senior policy advisor in the office of the prime minister of Kosovo, outlines why independence for Kosovo is vital to domestic and regional progress and prosperity...

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