Michael Graham Fry is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at the University of Southern California, USA.

• List of ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgements1. Introduction Michael Fry2. United States Policy and the Palestine Problem: historical Dimensions and the Creation of an ‘Alternative Narrative’ Rashid Khalidi3. The Boundaries of Rational Calculation in Soviet Policy towards Japan Jonathan Haslam4. The Cuban Missile Crisis Twenty-Five Years Later: The Learning Continues Dwain Mefford5. The Soviet General Staff: An Institution’s Response to Change Condoleezza Rice6. British and American Hegemony Compared: Lessons for the Current Era of Decline David Lake7. Being a Borrower: The Re-Emergence of the United States as a Debtor Nation Diane Kunz8. The United States and Inter-War Money and Finance: Lessons for Japan’s Future from America’s Past Jeffry Frieden9. The Politics of Empire: A Theory with an Application to the Soviet Case Jack Snyder10. The Power of Historical Analogies: Soviet Interventions in Eastern Europe and US Interventions in Central America Dwain Mefford11. Learning and Reasoning by Analogy Alex Hybel12. Conclusion Alan HenriksonIndex

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Michael Graham Fry is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at the University of Southern California, USA.

• List of ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgements1. Introduction Michael Fry2. United States Policy and the Palestine Problem: historical Dimensions and the Creation of an ‘Alternative Narrative’ Rashid Khalidi3. The Boundaries of Rational Calculation in Soviet Policy towards Japan Jonathan Haslam4. The Cuban Missile Crisis Twenty-Five Years Later: The Learning Continues Dwain Mefford5. The Soviet General Staff: An Institution’s Response to Change Condoleezza Rice6. British and American Hegemony Compared: Lessons for the Current Era of Decline David Lake7. Being a Borrower: The Re-Emergence of the United States as a Debtor Nation Diane Kunz8. The United States and Inter-War Money and Finance: Lessons for Japan’s Future from America’s Past Jeffry Frieden9. The Politics of Empire: A Theory with an Application to the Soviet Case Jack Snyder10. The Power of Historical Analogies: Soviet Interventions in Eastern Europe and US Interventions in Central America Dwain Mefford11. Learning and Reasoning by Analogy Alex Hybel12. Conclusion Alan HenriksonIndex

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Michael Graham Fry is Professor Emeritus of International Relations at the University of Southern California, USA.

• List of ContributorsPrefaceAcknowledgements1. Introduction Michael Fry2. United States Policy and the Palestine Problem: historical Dimensions and the Creation of an ‘Alternative Narrative’ Rashid Khalidi3. The Boundaries of Rational Calculation in Soviet Policy towards Japan Jonathan Haslam4. The Cuban Missile Crisis Twenty-Five Years Later: The Learning Continues Dwain Mefford5. The Soviet General Staff: An Institution’s Response to Change Condoleezza Rice6. British and American Hegemony Compared: Lessons for the Current Era of Decline David Lake7. Being a Borrower: The Re-Emergence of the United States as a Debtor Nation Diane Kunz8. The United States and Inter-War Money and Finance: Lessons for Japan’s Future from America’s Past Jeffry Frieden9. The Politics of Empire: A Theory with an Application to the Soviet Case Jack Snyder10. The Power of Historical Analogies: Soviet Interventions in Eastern Europe and US Interventions in Central America Dwain Mefford11. Learning and Reasoning by Analogy Alex Hybel12. Conclusion Alan HenriksonIndex

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