Introduction | p. xi |
The Wrong War | p. 1 |
A Flawed Diagnosis | |
Misusing Force | |
Squandering Credibility | |
Conflating Threats | |
Alienating Allies | |
The Resource Gap | |
How We Won the Cold War | p. 37 |
Managing Threats | |
Preserving Our Values | |
Winning Friends and Allies | |
Fighting the Right Battles | |
The Right War | p. 67 |
Restoring Moral Authority | |
Rethinking Homeland Defense | |
Providing Hopes and Dreams | |
Ending the Oil Curse | |
Rebuilding Frayed Alliances | |
A New Deal for the Middle East | p. 99 |
Getting Out of Iraq | |
Pursuing Israeli-Arab Detente | |
Containing-and Engaging-Iran | |
Afghanistan and Pakistan | |
Winning Turkey Back | |
What Victory will look like | p. 143 |
Imagining the Future | |
After the War on Terror | |
Wrong War, Right War | |
Notes | p. 163 |
Acknowledgments | p. 193 |
Index | p. 195 |
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