List of Contributors
Forward: Max Brooks
Preface: Robert L. Caslen, Jr.
Acknowledgments

1. What is the Worst?   
        Hugh Liebert

2. Tiananmen Take Two: Prospects for Democratization in 
     China  
        Robert Chamberlain and David Grossman

3. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Envisioning European Disunion
        Seth A. Johnston

4. What Hath America Wrought? Post-Occupation Instabilities 
     in Afghanistan and Iraq
        Aaron Miller

5. The Persian Bomb: Prospects for a Nuclear Middle East 
        Brian Forester

6. Russia Gone Rogue: The Fate of Ukraine and the Limits of 
     Global Integration
        Robert Person

7. The Soldier and the Narco-State: Cartels, Federales, and 
     the Future of Latin America 
        John Kendall

8. After Genocide: Rwanda and the African Future 
        Bonnie Kovatch and David Frey

9. Avoiding the Next Great Recession: Lessons Learned 
     from the Crash of 2008
        Louis L. Bono

10. After the Cyber Pearl Harbor: Vulnerability and Resiliancy
      in a Networked World
        Aaron Brantly

11. Globe, Warmed: Coping with a Hotter Planet
        Adam J. Kalkstein, Wiley C. Thompson, and John Melkon

12. Plagues, Peoples, and Power: The Globalization of 
      Disease Control
        Jon Malinowski

13. Coping with Nuclear Terrorism and Nuclear 
      Weapons Proliferation 
        Cynthia Roberts

14. The Fukushiman Future: Environmental Catastrophe
      and the Limits of National Power 
        Hugh Liebert and Aaron Spikol

15. Coups and Constitutions: Military Power and Civilian 
      Control in the Developing World
        Charles G. Thomas

16. Imagining the Worst: Learning to Live in the
      Post-Acopolypse
        Tony McGowan and Sean Case

17. The Worst "Worst Case": The Zombie Apocalypse
      and National Security Strategy
        Charlie Lewis

Index