Daniel L. Shapiro
SEPT. 11, 2001, was a haunting symptom of a much larger global challenge. The predominant form of conflict in the world is no longer international, and the traditional tools of diplomacy are no longer as effective. So how should we deal with this new reality? (Full article: 691 words)
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