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Volume 102, Number 4 - July/August 2023

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ESSAYS

*** The Treacherous Path to a Better Russia. Ukraine’s Future and Putin’s Fate / Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Erica Frantz

*** An Unwinnable War. Washington Needs an Endgame in Ukraine / Samuel Charap

*** The Korea Model. Why an Armistice Offers the Best Hope for Peace in Ukraine / Carter Malkasian

*** How Wars Don’t End. Ukraine, Russia, and the Lessons of World War I / Margaret MacMillan

*** Europe’s Real Test Is Yet to Come. Will the Continent Ever Get Serious About Its Own Security? Radek Sikorski

*** The Great Convergence. Global Equality and Its Discontents / Branko Milanovic

*** Why the World Still Needs Trade. The Case for Reimagining—Not Abandoning—Globalization / Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

*** Don’t Count the Dictators Out. The Underappreciated Resilience of Today’s Autocracies / Lucan Ahmad Way

*** China Is Ready for a World of Disorder. America Is Not / Mark Leonard

*** India as It Is. Washington and New Delhi Share Interests, Not Values / Daniel Markey

*** Can India Become a Green Superpower? The Stakes of the World’s Most Important Energy Transition / Arunabha Ghosh

*** The Real Origins of the Border Crisis. How a Broken Asylum System Warped American Immigration / Julia Preston

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REVIEWS AND RESPONSES

*** The End of Democratic Capitalism? How Inequality and Insecurity Fueled a Crisis in the West / Daron Acemoglu

*** The Antiliberal Revolution. Reading the Philosophers of the New Right / Charles King

*** China’s Rewritten Past. How the Communist Party Weaponizes History / Mary Gallagher

*** Can the Two-State Solution Be Saved? Debating Israel’s One-State Reality / Michael Oren; Martin Indyk; Dahlia Scheindlin; Asad Ghanem; Robert Satloff; Michael Barnett, Nathan J. Brown, Marc Lynch, and Shibley Telhami

*** Recent Books. Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs’ panel of regular reviewers