U.S. Foreign Policy
The Transatlantic Alliance Can’t Survive Without Trust
Washington dismisses NATO’s value at its own peril.
Foreign Policy and the American Character
Foreign policy is the face a nation wears to the world. The minimal motive is the same for all states_the protection of national integrity and interest. But the manner in which a state practices foreign policy is greatly affected by national peculiarities.
The Strong Do What They Can—and Suffer What They Must
What Thucydides really thought about power.
The Military and the Republic
What America’s armed forces can—and cannot—do for democracy.
The Military and the Republic
What America’s armed forces can—and cannot—do for democracy.
The Fractured Superpower
Federalism is remaking U.S. democracy and foreign policy.
Stress Test
Can a troubled order survive a disruptive leader?
The End of the Long American Century
Trump and the sources of U.S. power.
Worse Than an Axis
The informal alignment of U.S. adversaries is dangerous.
Why Trump’s Congo Deal Is Falling Apart
The limits of “America first” in Africa.