New risks and new strategies - Different approaches to reorganise the military in Germany and the USA

The essay examines the evolution of international security concerns, highlighting the shift from inter-state wars and the threat of nuclear confrontation during the Cold War to a more stable global environment post-Cold War. It argues that the risk of major conflicts among developed nations, particularly the U.S., Western Europe, and Japan, has significantly diminished due to established security regimes. The text posits that war is no longer a viable means for resolving international disputes among these leading powers.