Diplomacy and the Future of World Order

"Crocker, Hampson, and Aall have assembled an impressive group of authors to offer a comprehensive assessment of global and regional challenges, with a useful focus on contrasting global scenarios. Their concept of 'peace and conflict diplomacy' is valuable and timely for scholars and practitioners alike." — Anne-Marie Slaughter, CEO, New America, former Director of Policy Planning, US State Department

"A very important book on how the United States should cope with a very different world. Essential for conflict resolution courses." — Roy Licklider, adjunct senior research scholar at the Saltzman Institute for War and Peace Studies and adjunct professor of political science, Columbia University

"A fully absorbing and informative study, "Diplomacy and the Future of World Order" is a timely and seminal study that should be considered as an essential, core addition to community, governmental, college, and university library Contemporary International Diplomacy collections in general, and National/International Security supplemental studies curriculums in particular." — Midwest Book Review

"This collection offers a valuable review of the successes, failures, and potential of international peacemaking and conflict management in the still unnamed post-post-Cold War era." — Foreign Affairs

"[T]he perspectives presented in this volume are broad, and the analysis diverse and considered." — Hague Journal of Diplomacy

"For students and practioners in diplomacy and international relations, the book serves as valuable bridge between post-Cold War thinking and the realities, they find themselves in." — H-Diplo