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American Power in the New Age of Nationalism
Michael Kimmage
How Trump Wields American Power
Hal Brands
What Comes After Democratic Breakdown
Steven Levitsky and Lucan A. Way
Gaza, Syria, and the Region’s Next Crisis
Maha Yahya
The End of War and the Price of Russian Occupation
Nataliya Gumenyuk
The Hawk’s Case Against Decoupling
Stephen G. Brooks and Ben A. Vagle
American Strategy Shouldn’t Hinge on an Unwinnable War
Jennifer Kavanagh and Stephen Wertheim
How to Find a Pragmatic Path Forward
Daniel Yergin, Peter Orszag, and Atul Arya
How to Rewire the International System in the Age of Trump
Mariana Mazzucato
And the Tragedy of Bidenomics
Jason Furman
Why Economic Policy Misses What Really Matters
Matthew J. Slaughter and David Wessel
The Fall and Rise of Nationalism
Pratap Bhanu Mehta
The Roots of the Islamic Republic’s Conflict With the West
Christopher de Bellaigue
Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs’ panel of regular reviewers
Debating the Future of Republican Foreign Policy
Reid Smith; Mitch McConnell
Debating the End of the Cold War
Andrei Kolesnikov; Niall Ferguson
Should Seoul Get the Bomb?
Daniel Högsta; Robert E. Kelly and Min-hyung Kim
“American Foreign Policy in a Nationalistic World”
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