Of Paradise and Power: America and Europe in the New World Order

Why read it

• You will see why the country that guards others' security wants more freedom to act on its own
• You will understand what Europeans say they fear about American power, and why it is not a fear of conquest
• You will learn how losing a common enemy can change what allies want from one another

Who it is for

• A reader trying to follow transatlantic quarrels in the news
• A diplomat or analyst in training who needs a clear frame
• A voter asking whether the United States should act alone

Contents

1. O F P A R A D I S E A N D P O W E R
2. A F T E R W O R D
3. A F T E R W O R D

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