Book Review: Robert Kagan Paradise and Power- America and Europe in the New World Order

Book Review: Robert Kagan's Heaven and Power - Robert Kagan's book of "Heaven and Power" in the New World Order of America and Europe is a written advance on the New World Order that developed during and after the Cold War. In the first part of this review, I will summarize this book and focus on the difference between the American and European world views, and the historical reasoning behind the adjustment of the electricity balance between Europe and America.

Robert Cagan's "Heaven and Power", one of the most controversial foreign policy books of the last century, the author has the power to exercise power so that Europeans and Americans are increasingly looking at the world I believe I am watching. Europeans endorse world governance through regulations that provide clear restrictions on the use of power and power. However, Americans still rely on international history and regulations, exercise power in the history of Hobbes of the anarchist world that the ownership depends on true security and protection and promotion of free order. Use military power. Kagan considers that the difference in opinion is not new, but it is the default condition for defining the relationship between a weak country and a strong country. Europeans believe that their equality and rule-based world views are morally superior to the Hobbes real world in America, but without the law enforcement agencies, we do not understand that the rule world can not exist.

As Robert Kagan insists on The Paradise and Power, a good Europe is imposed by force, by a rhetorical dichotomy between international law and evil Americans. The solution is rapidly internalized by the European elite, as a way of drawing that they can not show a high denial. In the absence of the United Nations, this gesture is considered an awkward nonsense. Indeed, the UN resolution on the real threat to world peace will be invalid or effective only if it is in line with the American decision to act like Bosnia.

In his new book, "Heaven and Power", former US State Department official Robert Kagan said: "The US did not change on September 11, it just became more self-sufficient, but in the US Expanding the territory and influence in history is an inevitable reality. "The US Army Commander is inevitable that the regime will collapse rapidly to prepare the existing Iraqi state infrastructure including Republican guard, I want to keep it. British and American military officers "monitor" the Iraqi troops to align them. Whether desperate optimism or not, this situation has little to do with democracy.