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Globalization in retreat: further geopolitical consequences of the financial crisis.(After the Crisis)
Tamed tigers, distressed dragon: how export-led growth derailed Asia's economies.(After the Crisis)
Yemen: progress and ambition.(Sponsored Section)(SabaFon in Yemen )
The Pentagon's wasting assets: the eroding foundations of American power.(Essays)(Essay)
Flipping the Taliban: how to win in Afghanistan.(Essays)
Defining success in Afghanistan: what can the United States accept?(Report)
The new cocaine cowboys: how to defeat Mexico's drug cartels.(Report)
Prisoners of the Caucasus: Russia's invisible Civil War.(Report)
Mugabe Uber Alles: the tyranny of unity in Zimbabwe.(Robert Mugabe)(Report)
Fear and loathing in Nairobi: the challenge of reconciliation in Kenya.(Country overview)
GDP now matters more than force: a U.S. foreign policy for the age of economic power.
American profligacy and American power: the consequences of fiscal irresponsibility.
Leading through civilian power: redefining American diplomacy and development.
The Future of American Power: dominance and decline in perspective.
The world ahead.(Editor's Note)(Editorial)
Mao's New World: Political Culture in the Early People's Republic.(Brief article)(Book review)
Harmony and War: Confucian Culture and Chinese Power Politics.(Brief article)(Book review)
Advantage: How American Innovation Can Overcome the Asian Challenge.(Brief article)(Book review)
Plan B in Afghanistan: why a de facto partition is the least bad option.(Essay)
The political power of social media: technology, the public sphere, and political change.(Essay)

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