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VOLUME 100, NUMBER 6 - THE DIVIDED WORLD

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*** The Divided World. America¿s Cold Wars

*** The New Cold War. America, China, and the Echoes of History / Hal Brands and John Lewis Gaddis

*** Containment Beyond the Cold War. How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace / M. E. Sarotte

*** The Kremlin¿s Strange Victory. How Putin Exploits American Dysfunction and Fuels American Decline / Fiona Hill

*** The Inevitable Rivalry. America, China, and the Tragedy of Great-Power Politics / John J. Mearsheimer

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ESSAYS

*** The Last Days of Intervention. Afghanistan and the Delusions of Maximalism / Rory Stewart

*** Taiwan and the Fight for Democracy. A Force for Good in the Changing International Order / Tsai Ing-wen

*** The Age of America First. Washington¿s Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus / Richard Haass

*** The Coming Democratic Revival. America¿s Opportunity to Lead the Fight Against Authoritarianism / Madeleine K. Albright

*** The Technopolar Moment. How Digital Powers Will Reshape the Global Order / Ian Bremmer

*** America¿s Crypto Conundrum. Protecting Security Without Crushing Innovation / Justin Muzinich

*** The Myth of Russian Decline. Why Moscow Will Be a Persistent Power / Michael Kofman and Andrea Kendall-Taylor

*** Order Before Peace. Kissinger¿s Middle East Diplomacy and Its Lessons for Today / Martin Indyk

*** The International Order Isn¿t Ready for the Climate Crisis. The Case for a New Planetary Politics / Stewart M. Patrick

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REVIEW ESSAYS

*** Market Prophets. The Path to a New Economics / Felicia Wong

*** How Apartheid Endures. The Betrayal of South Africa / Sisonke Msimang

*** Liars in High Places. Who¿s to Blame for Misinformation? Jameel Jaffer

*** The Imperial Presidency¿s Enablers. Why Executive Power Grows Unchecked / Stephen I. Vladeck