Princeton Studies in International History and Politics

George F. Kennan and the Making of American Foreign Policy, 1947-1950

1992

Economic Discrimination and Political Exchange

1992

Germany Divided

1992

The Limits of Safety

1993

A Certain Idea of France

1993

Who Adjusts?

1993

We All Lost the Cold War

1994

The Sovereign State and Its Competitors

1994

Mercenaries, Pirates, and Sovereigns

1994

America's Mission

1994

The Korean War

1995

Cooperation among Democracies

1995

Cultural Realism

1995

The Arming of Europe and the Making of the First World War

1995

Does Conquest Pay?

1995

Useful Adversaries

1996

Disarming Strangers

1997

From Wealth to Power

1998

Regional Orders at Century's Dawn

1998

A Constructed Peace

1999

The Moral Purpose of the State

1999

Entangling Relations

1999

Stay the Hand of Vengeance

2000

States and Power in Africa

2000

War and Punishment

2000

After Victory

2000

Revolutions in Sovereignty

2001

Rhetoric and Reality in Air Warfare

2001

Legitimacy and Power Politics

2002

Driving the Soviets up the Wall

2003

Producing Security

2005

Unanswered Threats

2006

Nuclear Logics

2007

The Politics of Secularism in International Relations

2007

Appeasing Bankers

2007

Social States

2007

Strong Borders, Secure Nation

2008

The Sino-Soviet Split

2008

The Struggle for Power in Early Modern Europe

2009

1989

2009

How Enemies Become Friends

2010

The Clash of Ideas in World Politics

2010

Worse Than a Monolith

2011

Liberal Leviathan

2011

Politics and Strategy

2011

The Cold War and After

2012

Nuclear Strategy in the Modern Era

2014

Knowing the Adversary

2014

Economic Interdependence and War

2014

Powerplay

2016

Why Wilson Matters

2017

Aftershocks

2017

Who Fights for Reputation

2018

Secret Wars

2018

Cult of the Irrelevant

2019

Active Defense

2019

Divided Armies

2020

Strategic Instincts

2020

Satellites and Commissars

2021

Roosevelt and the Munich Crisis

2021

The Spectre of War

2021