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23 Washington Q. 1 (2000)

handle is hein.journals/wingtqurl23 and id is 1 raw text is: WINTER 2000 V 0 L U M E 23 N U M B E R I THE SHINGTON UARTERLY 5 EDITORIALS 7 Managing a Nuclear Transition Sam Nunn The safe handling of nuclear power and nuclear materials is undeniably one of the world's most critical national security issues. With an effective plan to meet this challenge, we can work to strengthen fragile links in the global nuclear chain. 15 Terrorizing Democracies Dov Waxman While terrorists can act without limits or convention, democratic states are often forced to combat terrorist activity while upholding the rule of law. It takes savvy decision making to reconcile democratic ideals with protecting a country's public against an anonymous and formidable foe. 21 A New Asian Agenda Julian Weiss The United States, whose Asian foreign policy remains adrift, must devise a coherent, long-term strategy to bridge the perception gap between Asians and Americans. Devaluing China's role in U.S.-Asian affairs and elevating its focus on other Asian countries can improve the U.S. position in the region. 25 FEATURES 27 India Matters m Mohammed Ayoob India has long been ignored as the pivotal nation in South Asia. The recent crisis in Kashmir, the reelection of the Indian prime minister, and the coup in Pakistan have forced the United States to elevate India's importance in its foreign policy. Cooperation between Washington and New Delhi is possible and mutually beneficial to both countries' interests.