Table of Contents

The UN and Regionalization: The Evolving Architecture of Regionalization, L. Fawcett; The World Order Politics of Regionalization, M. Pugh; Is Regionalization Desirable?, I. Martin. The UN, NATO, and European Organizations: The UN and NATO - The Logic of Primacy, D.A. Leurdijik; The Role of the EU and the OSCE, N. Graeger and A. Novosseloff; Russia, the UN and NATO - Prospects for Cooperation, E. Metzgar and A. Zagorski. Peace Operations in Europe - Security Sector Reform: Joint Action on Security Challenges in the Balkans, J.G. Cockell; Military Forces and Public Security Challenges, P.V. Jakobsen; Reviving the Judicial and Penal System in Kosovo, D. Marshall; Strengthening Civilian Police Capacity and the Rule of Law in the Balkans, A.S. Hansen. Comparative Regional Perspectives: The Regionalization of Peace in Asia, M. Caballero-Anthony; Managing Security in the Western Hemisphere - The OAS's New Activism, M. Herz; Africa and the Regionalization of Peace Operations - The UN and ECOWAS, F. Olonisakin and C. Ero.

About the Author

Michael Pugh is director of the International Studies Research Centre at the University of Plymouth (UK). Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu is professor of international relations at Delhi University.