PERIODICALS

ing off now in search of President George Bush's New World Order, he argues, the United States should abandon internation- alism and start thinking in terms of "purely national interests."
U.S. foreign policy since World War 11, in Tonelson's view, has had the utopian purpose of transforming the world "into a nlace where the forces that drive nations to clash in the first place no longer exist." Internationalism, he says, has encouraged Americans "to think...