title: Approaches to World Order (Cambridge Studies in International Relations)
author:  Robert W. Cox 
description: '... his past work and evolving ideas will surely continue to inspire and influence the work of a new generation of international political economists.' Susan Strange, New Political Economy<br /><br />'... for [those] who are simply interested in gaining a greater insight into one of the foremost scholars of political economy today, this volume will handsomely repay time spent consulting it.' Millennium
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  Volume 96, Number 1
  OUT OF ORDER?
  World Order 2.0 
  2 
  The Case for Sovereign Obligation 
  Richard Haass
  Will the Liberal Order Survive? 
  10 
  The History of an Idea 
  Joseph S. Nye, Jr.
  Liberalism in Retreat 
  17 
  The Demise of a Dream 
  Robin Niblett
  The Once and Future Order 
  25 
  What Comes After Hegemony? 
  Michael J. Mazarr
  China and the World 
  33 
  Dealing With a Reluctant Power 
  Evan A. Feigenbaum
  Will Washington Abandon the Order?  
  41 
  The False 