Harald Müller has been Executive Director of the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF) for twenty years and Professor of International Relations at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. He retired in 2016.Carsten Rauch is a Research Fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany. He received his PhD from Goethe University in 2013.

• PrefacePart I: Laying the GroundworkChapter 1: Introduction: Risks of Great Power Conflict in the 21st Century Harald Müller, Carsten Rauch and Iris WurmChapter 2: The Concert of Europe and International Security Governance: How did it Operate, What did it Accomplish, What were its Shortcomings, What can we Learn?Matthias SchulzChapter 3: Concerts as a Mode of Ordering in World Politics: An Ideal Type ApproachAdam HumphreysPart II: Marking the ChallengesChapter 4: The Dark Side of the European Concert of Powers: Caveats to be Taken into Account for Successfully Managing PeaceAndreas FahrmeirChapter 5: The Dangers of Great Power ConnivanceBertrand BadieChapter 6: The Club Practices of Concert Diplomacy. The Paradox and Effects of Selective Cooperation with Global ObjectivesMélanie Albaret and Delphine LagrangeChapter 7: The Concert and Existing Organizations and Legal Structures at the Global LevelStefan KadelbachPart III: Tackling Diversity and Exclusion: Common Norms, Justice and LegitimacyChapter 8: The Normative Foundations for a New Global Concert in an Age of Western RetrenchmentKyle Lascurettes and Sara B. MollerChapter 9: The Concert of Powers and Competing Government ModelsHans-Joachim SpangerChapter 10: Just a Concert or a Just Concert: The Role of Justice and Fairness Considerations Harald Müller, Daniel Müller and Carsten RauchChapter 11: The Exclusion Problem and the Need for Legitimacy Konstanze Jüngling and Siddharth MallavarapuChapter 12: Ownership Matters in a 21st Century Concert of PowersPang Zhongying and Mao WeizhunPart IV: Accounting for the Differences: Adapting to 21st Century CircumstancesChapter 13: Between Informality and Formality: Concert Operations in a Densely Institutionalized WorldKanti Bajpai and Harald Müller Chapter 14: Concert of Concerts: The Geopolitical Role of Regional Inter-State OrganizationsAlexander Nikitin and Oleg DemidovChapter 15: Great Power Accommodation, Nuclear Weapons and Concerts of PowerNicola Leveringhaus and Andrew HurrellConclusionChapter 16: Managing Power Transitions with a Concert of PowersHarald Müller and Carsten Rauch

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Harald Müller has been Executive Director of the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF) for twenty years and Professor of International Relations at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. He retired in 2016.Carsten Rauch is a Research Fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany. He received his PhD from Goethe University in 2013.

• PrefacePart I: Laying the GroundworkChapter 1: Introduction: Risks of Great Power Conflict in the 21st Century Harald Müller, Carsten Rauch and Iris WurmChapter 2: The Concert of Europe and International Security Governance: How did it Operate, What did it Accomplish, What were its Shortcomings, What can we Learn?Matthias SchulzChapter 3: Concerts as a Mode of Ordering in World Politics: An Ideal Type ApproachAdam HumphreysPart II: Marking the ChallengesChapter 4: The Dark Side of the European Concert of Powers: Caveats to be Taken into Account for Successfully Managing PeaceAndreas FahrmeirChapter 5: The Dangers of Great Power ConnivanceBertrand BadieChapter 6: The Club Practices of Concert Diplomacy. The Paradox and Effects of Selective Cooperation with Global ObjectivesMélanie Albaret and Delphine LagrangeChapter 7: The Concert and Existing Organizations and Legal Structures at the Global LevelStefan KadelbachPart III: Tackling Diversity and Exclusion: Common Norms, Justice and LegitimacyChapter 8: The Normative Foundations for a New Global Concert in an Age of Western RetrenchmentKyle Lascurettes and Sara B. MollerChapter 9: The Concert of Powers and Competing Government ModelsHans-Joachim SpangerChapter 10: Just a Concert or a Just Concert: The Role of Justice and Fairness Considerations Harald Müller, Daniel Müller and Carsten RauchChapter 11: The Exclusion Problem and the Need for Legitimacy Konstanze Jüngling and Siddharth MallavarapuChapter 12: Ownership Matters in a 21st Century Concert of PowersPang Zhongying and Mao WeizhunPart IV: Accounting for the Differences: Adapting to 21st Century CircumstancesChapter 13: Between Informality and Formality: Concert Operations in a Densely Institutionalized WorldKanti Bajpai and Harald Müller Chapter 14: Concert of Concerts: The Geopolitical Role of Regional Inter-State OrganizationsAlexander Nikitin and Oleg DemidovChapter 15: Great Power Accommodation, Nuclear Weapons and Concerts of PowerNicola Leveringhaus and Andrew HurrellConclusionChapter 16: Managing Power Transitions with a Concert of PowersHarald Müller and Carsten Rauch

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Harald Müller has been Executive Director of the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF) for twenty years and Professor of International Relations at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany. He retired in 2016.Carsten Rauch is a Research Fellow at the Peace Research Institute Frankfurt, Germany. He received his PhD from Goethe University in 2013.

• PrefacePart I: Laying the GroundworkChapter 1: Introduction: Risks of Great Power Conflict in the 21st Century Harald Müller, Carsten Rauch and Iris WurmChapter 2: The Concert of Europe and International Security Governance: How did it Operate, What did it Accomplish, What were its Shortcomings, What can we Learn?Matthias SchulzChapter 3: Concerts as a Mode of Ordering in World Politics: An Ideal Type ApproachAdam HumphreysPart II: Marking the ChallengesChapter 4: The Dark Side of the European Concert of Powers: Caveats to be Taken into Account for Successfully Managing PeaceAndreas FahrmeirChapter 5: The Dangers of Great Power ConnivanceBertrand BadieChapter 6: The Club Practices of Concert Diplomacy. The Paradox and Effects of Selective Cooperation with Global ObjectivesMélanie Albaret and Delphine LagrangeChapter 7: The Concert and Existing Organizations and Legal Structures at the Global LevelStefan KadelbachPart III: Tackling Diversity and Exclusion: Common Norms, Justice and LegitimacyChapter 8: The Normative Foundations for a New Global Concert in an Age of Western RetrenchmentKyle Lascurettes and Sara B. MollerChapter 9: The Concert of Powers and Competing Government ModelsHans-Joachim SpangerChapter 10: Just a Concert or a Just Concert: The Role of Justice and Fairness Considerations Harald Müller, Daniel Müller and Carsten RauchChapter 11: The Exclusion Problem and the Need for Legitimacy Konstanze Jüngling and Siddharth MallavarapuChapter 12: Ownership Matters in a 21st Century Concert of PowersPang Zhongying and Mao WeizhunPart IV: Accounting for the Differences: Adapting to 21st Century CircumstancesChapter 13: Between Informality and Formality: Concert Operations in a Densely Institutionalized WorldKanti Bajpai and Harald Müller Chapter 14: Concert of Concerts: The Geopolitical Role of Regional Inter-State OrganizationsAlexander Nikitin and Oleg DemidovChapter 15: Great Power Accommodation, Nuclear Weapons and Concerts of PowerNicola Leveringhaus and Andrew HurrellConclusionChapter 16: Managing Power Transitions with a Concert of PowersHarald Müller and Carsten Rauch

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