《THE PRICE OF PEACE EMERGENCY ECONOMIC INTERVENTION AND U.S.FOREIGN POLICY》求取 ⇩

INTRODUCTION1

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY5

THREE STUDIES IN FRUSTRATION15

Haiti15

The Middle East19

Bosnia23

CONCLUSION 1: CREATE AN ECONOMIC RAPID-RESPONSE CAPABILITY27

Haiti28

The Middle East37

Bosnia42

Filling the Institutional Gap44

CONCLUSION 2: MASTER THE LOCAL POLITICS OF EMERGENCY ECONOMICS47

An Inscrutable Stall in Haiti48

Déjà Vu in the Middle East50

Biting the Hand that Feeds in Bosnia58

CONCLUSION 3: MAKE A VISIBLE DIFFERENCE63

Show Me the Money64

The Unsuitability of Traditional Development Models for Emergency Assistance66

Post-Dayton Economic Efforts: A Drop in a Sea of Troubles68

When Expectations Exceed Actions70

CONCLUSION 4: IMPROVE U.S. EFFECTIVENESS IN MULTILATERAL CONTEXTS73

A Multilateral Morass in the Middle East73

Multiple Visions, Multiple Frustrations in Bosnia79

Leadership in an Age of Limited Resources82

CONCLUSION 5: GET THE RIGHT TOOLS85

EPILOGUE: THE FUTURE OF EMERGENCY ECONOMIC INTERVENTION89

Transition in North Korea89

Cuba After Castro92

Other Crises---From the Gulf to the Former Soviet Union to Africa93

About the Author95

Members of the Study Group96

Participants in Roundtable Discussions100

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace101

Other Carnegie Books103