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...DC: Woodrow Wilson Center Press, 2000) into the administration of George W. Bush. Robert Litwak offers four broad perspectives. First, September 11 heightened our vulnerability but did not alter the international system structure. Second, as an "imperial republic" (p. 15), the United States faces tensions between system management responsibilities and specific...
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