Abstract
Introduction 1. Star Trek (the original series): An Anti-Cold War Narrative 2. Star Trek, Utopia, Pragmatism 3. Star Trek, American Military Policy, and the Developing World 4. Star Trek and the Clash of Civilizations: Traditionalism versus Modernity (Universalism) 5. Star Trek and World Government: Federation, Empire, or Neoliberalism 6. Star Trek and Technologies of Empire 7. Star Trek: Why Do Soldiers Fight in Modern Warfare? Preemptive Empire or Federation 8. Star Trek, the Dominant Social Paradigm, and the Lack of an Environmental Ethos 9. The Politics of State Building: Star Trek: Enterprise 10. Lost in the Developing World: Star Trek: Voyager Conclusion: Star Trek: From Cold War to Post-Cold War
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