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The debt that the ‘interdependence’ analysis of and prescription for contemporary international relations owes to the ‘traditionalist’ position is more substantial than frequently acknowledged. Correlatively, elements of the traditionalist critique of the interdependence image are overdrawn and underestimate the overlap of interdependence and traditional balance of power analysis. The linkages are especially important regarding the necessary conditions for the establishment of a stable international order, as well as the modalities and objectives of international management. Important differences persist, however, concerning the perspectives' views of the opportunities for system transformation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Analyzes the policy options available to the U.S. government in pursuing justice in Afghanistan after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Significance of branding the bombings as an attack; Issues on the pursuit of criminal justice; Limitations of putting the accused under trial in the U.S.