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Justin Logan and Christopher Preble make it sound as if national sovereignty is not the backbone of the anarchic international system that recognizes all nation-states as equals, regardless of wealth ("Are Failed States a Threat to America? THE NATIONAL INTEREST: There are those who assert that the world "changed" after 9/11; that the international system of the 21st century is defined less by nation-states and increasingly by new elements--substate actors, transnational movements and so on--the implication being that the U. Bush, who has a long record of enthusiastic support for the entire modern international system, is unlikely to abandon the WTO. |
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