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The European Prospect (Fall Preview)
Sep 28, 2015With all the pathologies of the 1930s resurgent, Europe's experiment in economic and social union has never been more at risk.
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Our Incoherent China Policy (Fall Preview)
Sep 21, 2015The proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership is bad economics, and even worse as containment of China.
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On Realism, Old and New
Oct 29, 2014With new threats to the peace, it’s more important than ever to be clear about America’s core national interests.
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The Sensible, Risky Option
Apr 15, 2015The Iran deal is a gamble, but the best one available.
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The Liberal Uses of Power
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The French Disconnection
Aug 05, 2015Can the ideal of a secular Republic accommodate the new cultural pluralism?
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16 Million Refugees Are Not Some Other Country's Problem
May 01, 2015A Marshall Plan now is cheaper than military action to deal with collapsing states later.
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Refugee Blues
Sep 08, 2015Right-wing, anti-immigrant nationalism has been on the rise in Europe. Can EU leaders still learn from history?
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Little Magazine, Big Ideas: The American Prospect at 25
May 12, 2015Reflecting on a quarter century of politics and change.
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Should We Relitigate the Iraq War in the 2016 Campaign? You Bet We Should
May 11, 2015The question isn't so much whether candidates will admit what a disaster Iraq was, but what they've learned from the experience.
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A Radical Pope
May 11, 2015Francis has challenged the Catholic Church. How much can he change it?
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Netanyahu's New Government: Weak, Extreme, and Unpredictable
May 08, 2015To stay in power, Israel's prime minister created a government even further right than he is.
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The West's Regard for Charlie Hedbo Victims Not Extended to African Targets of Extremist Violence
May 04, 2015Massacres in Nigeria and Garissa, Kenya, did not draw nearly as much worldwide attention or grief as Charlie Hebdo. What does that say about how we value African lives?
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A Test for Hillary Clinton: Obama's Trade Deals
Apr 28, 2015Opposition to granting the president fast-track authority is growing among Democrats. The former secretary of state could seize the moment.
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Two Years After the Rana Plaza Disaster, Are Reforms Real?
Apr 23, 2015A series of garment factory fires in Bangladesh spurred reforms in the industry. But will they bring meaningful change?
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Greece on the Razor's Edge
Apr 22, 2015Bailing out Greece is politically impossible—it's also increasingly necessary.
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How Schumer's Iran Gamble Threatens Democrats' Chances in 2016
Apr 10, 2015If enough senators in the minority party follow the lead of their next likely leader, the minority may be where they stay.
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3 Trends Driving Liberal American Jews Away From Israel
Mar 23, 2015Netanyahu's re-election—and the way in which he won it—is but one touchstone of a crisis of the spirit.
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Fear Wins: Israeli Elections, the Morning After
Mar 18, 2015Netanyahu sacrificed Israel’s democratic principles and its relations with the U.S. to win another term as prime minister.
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Hope and Fear in Israel in the Moments Before Polls Close
Mar 17, 2015Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud Party is offering fear to Israeli citizens, but there is optimism among the left in the final hours of voting.
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Are You Ready for War With Iran? Here's How It Could Happen
Mar 16, 2015If 2016 lands a Republican in the White House, with a Republican Congress behind him, the war will be all but begun.
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Republicans Hankering for Ground War Against ISIS. What Could Go Wrong?
Mar 06, 2015We're going to hear more and more Republican politicians coming out for a re-invasion of Iraq. And how 'bout a strike on Iran while we're at it?
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Can Liberal Democracy Survive?
Mar 06, 2015America is becoming more like the illiberal pseudo-democracies and kleptocracies.
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