I Consider Bush's Decision To Call For

The Clever, Albeit Fragile, Coalition Against Terrorism Brought Together By The U.s. Government Might Be Able To Advance The Transition From Classical International Law To A Cosmopolitan Order.

All Affected Can Accept The Consequences And The Side Effects That [the Norm's] General Observance Can Be Anticipated To Have For The Satisfaction Of Everyone's Interests, And The Consequences Are Preferred To Those Of Known Alternative Possibilities For Regulation.

I Consider Bush's Decision To Call For A War Against Terrorism A Serious Mistake. He Is Elevating These Criminals To The Status Of War Enemies, And One Cannot Lead A War Against A Network If The Term War Is To Retain Any Definite Meaning.

I Would In Fact Tend To Have More Confidence In The Outcome Of A Democratic Decision If There Was A Minority That Voted Against It, Than If It Was Unanimous... Social Psychology Has Amply Shown The Strength Of This Bandwagon Effect.

Perhaps At A Later Point Important Developments Will Be Traced Back To September 11. But For Now We Do Not Know Which Of The Many Scenarios Will Actually Hold In The Future.