Andrew J. Bacevich is professor of international relations at Boston University where he also serves as director of the university's Center for International Relations. He is the author of The Pentomic Era: The U.S. Army Between Korea and Vietnam.Eliot Cohen is professor of strategic studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, where he is also the founding director of the Center for Strategic Education. He is the coauthor of Revolution in Warfare?: Air Power in the Persian Gulf.

Bacevich and Cohen see important problems with [the military model in Kosovo]. Foreign Affairs The beauty of the book is its insightful analysis of the grand security strategy implications for the United States and the world...It is imperative that all military professionals internalize the book's conclusions. The analyses are prescient, complementary, and well supported. Study of the profession of arms demands that this wise work be included in any professional library. -- MAJ Michael A. WOrmley, USAF Military Review

• Introduction, by Andrew J. Bacevich and Eliot A. Cohen Operation Allied Force: "The Most Precise Application of Air Power in History", by William M. Arkin Kosovo and the New American Way of War, by Eliot A. Cohen First War of the Global Era: Kosovo and U.S. Grand Strategy, by James Kurth Hubris and Nemesis: Kosovo and the Pattern of Western Military Ascendancy and Defeat, by Anatol Lieven Kosovo and the Moral Burdens of Power, by Alberto R. Coll Neglected Trinity: Kosovo and the Crisis in U.S. Civil-Military Relations, by Andrew J. Bacevich Kosovo and the Revolution in Military Affairs, by Michael G. Vickers A Note on Contributors

Andrew J. Bacevich is professor of international relations at Boston University where he also serves as director of the university's Center for International Relations. He is the author of The Pentomic Era: The U.S. Army Between Korea and Vietnam.Eliot Cohen is professor of strategic studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, where he is also the founding director of the Center for Strategic Education. He is the coauthor of Revolution in Warfare?: Air Power in the Persian Gulf.

Bacevich and Cohen see important problems with [the military model in Kosovo]. Foreign Affairs The beauty of the book is its insightful analysis of the grand security strategy implications for the United States and the world...It is imperative that all military professionals internalize the book's conclusions. The analyses are prescient, complementary, and well supported. Study of the profession of arms demands that this wise work be included in any professional library. -- MAJ Michael A. WOrmley, USAF Military Review

• Introduction, by Andrew J. Bacevich and Eliot A. Cohen Operation Allied Force: "The Most Precise Application of Air Power in History", by William M. Arkin Kosovo and the New American Way of War, by Eliot A. Cohen First War of the Global Era: Kosovo and U.S. Grand Strategy, by James Kurth Hubris and Nemesis: Kosovo and the Pattern of Western Military Ascendancy and Defeat, by Anatol Lieven Kosovo and the Moral Burdens of Power, by Alberto R. Coll Neglected Trinity: Kosovo and the Crisis in U.S. Civil-Military Relations, by Andrew J. Bacevich Kosovo and the Revolution in Military Affairs, by Michael G. Vickers A Note on Contributors

Andrew J. Bacevich is professor of international relations at Boston University where he also serves as director of the university's Center for International Relations. He is the author of The Pentomic Era: The U.S. Army Between Korea and Vietnam.Eliot Cohen is professor of strategic studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, where he is also the founding director of the Center for Strategic Education. He is the coauthor of Revolution in Warfare?: Air Power in the Persian Gulf.

Bacevich and Cohen see important problems with [the military model in Kosovo]. Foreign Affairs The beauty of the book is its insightful analysis of the grand security strategy implications for the United States and the world...It is imperative that all military professionals internalize the book's conclusions. The analyses are prescient, complementary, and well supported. Study of the profession of arms demands that this wise work be included in any professional library. -- MAJ Michael A. WOrmley, USAF Military Review

• Introduction, by Andrew J. Bacevich and Eliot A. Cohen Operation Allied Force: "The Most Precise Application of Air Power in History", by William M. Arkin Kosovo and the New American Way of War, by Eliot A. Cohen First War of the Global Era: Kosovo and U.S. Grand Strategy, by James Kurth Hubris and Nemesis: Kosovo and the Pattern of Western Military Ascendancy and Defeat, by Anatol Lieven Kosovo and the Moral Burdens of Power, by Alberto R. Coll Neglected Trinity: Kosovo and the Crisis in U.S. Civil-Military Relations, by Andrew J. Bacevich Kosovo and the Revolution in Military Affairs, by Michael G. Vickers A Note on Contributors