Jonathan Kirshner is Associate Professor of Government at Cornell University. He is currently a Visiting Professor for the 05-06 academic year at Princeton University. In addition, he is the director of the International Political Economy program at the Einaudi Center for International Studies. He is the co-editor of Cornell University Press series' Cornell Studies in Money.

• 1. Globalization and National Security  2. International Migration in a Globalizing World: Assessing Impacts on National Security  3. New Media for a New World? Information Technology and Threats to National Security  4. The Marketization of Security: Adventurous Defense, Institutional Malformation, and Conflict  5. The Paradox of Liberal Hegemony: Globalization and U. National Secuirty  6. Globalization and Arab Security  7. Globalization and National Security After Empire: The Former Soviet Space  8. Divided Continent: Globalization and Europe's Fragmented Security Response  9. Globalization and National Security: Is Japan Still an Island?  10. Globalization, Power and Prosepct

Jonathan Kirshner is Associate Professor of Government at Cornell University. He is currently a Visiting Professor for the 05-06 academic year at Princeton University. In addition, he is the director of the International Political Economy program at the Einaudi Center for International Studies. He is the co-editor of Cornell University Press series' Cornell Studies in Money.

• 1. Globalization and National Security  2. International Migration in a Globalizing World: Assessing Impacts on National Security  3. New Media for a New World? Information Technology and Threats to National Security  4. The Marketization of Security: Adventurous Defense, Institutional Malformation, and Conflict  5. The Paradox of Liberal Hegemony: Globalization and U. National Secuirty  6. Globalization and Arab Security  7. Globalization and National Security After Empire: The Former Soviet Space  8. Divided Continent: Globalization and Europe's Fragmented Security Response  9. Globalization and National Security: Is Japan Still an Island?  10. Globalization, Power and Prosepct

Jonathan Kirshner is Associate Professor of Government at Cornell University. He is currently a Visiting Professor for the 05-06 academic year at Princeton University. In addition, he is the director of the International Political Economy program at the Einaudi Center for International Studies. He is the co-editor of Cornell University Press series' Cornell Studies in Money.

• 1. Globalization and National Security  2. International Migration in a Globalizing World: Assessing Impacts on National Security  3. New Media for a New World? Information Technology and Threats to National Security  4. The Marketization of Security: Adventurous Defense, Institutional Malformation, and Conflict  5. The Paradox of Liberal Hegemony: Globalization and U. National Secuirty  6. Globalization and Arab Security  7. Globalization and National Security After Empire: The Former Soviet Space  8. Divided Continent: Globalization and Europe's Fragmented Security Response  9. Globalization and National Security: Is Japan Still an Island?  10. Globalization, Power and Prosepct