Systems, Stability, And Statecraft Book

	Introduction	1
1	Napoleon's foreign policy : a criminal enterprise	23
2	Did the Vienna settlement rest on a balance of power?	37
3	Bruck versus Buol : the dispute over Austrian eastern policy, 1853-55	59
4	The lost intermediaries : the impact of 1870 on the European system	77
5	Gladstone as Bismarck	97
6	Containment nineteenth century style : how Russia was restrained	121
7	World War I as Galloping Gertie : a reply to Joachim Remak	137
8	Embedded counterfactuals and World War I as an unavoidable war	157
9	Alliances, 1815-1945 : weapons of power and tools of management	195
10	The nineteenth century system : balance of power or political equilibrium?	223
11	The Cold War and its ending in "long-duration" international history	245
12	Does the history of international politics go anywhere?	267
13	International history : why historians do it differently than political scientists	285
14	The mirage of empire versus the promise of hegemony	297
	Publications of Paul W. Schroeder	307