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Realist World: The Players Change, but the Game Remains/Stephen Kotkin.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 10 - 15.
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2
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Liberal World: The Resilient Order/Daniel Deudney, G.John Ikenberry.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 16 - 24.
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3
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Tribal World: Group Identity Is All/Amy Chua.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 25 - 33.
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4
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Marxist World: What Did You Expect From Capitalism?/Robin Varghese.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 34 - 42.
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5
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Tech World: Welcome to the Digital Revolution/Kevin Drum.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 43 - 48.
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6
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Warming World: Why Climate Change Matters More Than Anything Else/Joshua Busby.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 49 - 55.
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7
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The Long Shadow of 9/11: How Counterterrorism Warps U.S Foreign Policy/Robert Malley, Jon Finer.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 58 - 69.
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8
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Nato"s Enemies Within: How Democratic Decline Could Destroy the Alliance/Celeste A. Wallander.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 70 - 81.
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9
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Russia as It Is: A Grand Strategy for Confronting Putin/Michael McFaul.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 82 - 91.
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10
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The Human Capital Gap: Getting Governments to Invest in People/Jim Yong Kim.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 92 - 101.
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11
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Reclaiming Global Leadership: The Right Way to Put America First/John Kasich.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 102 - 112.
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12
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Go Your Own Way: Why Rising Separatism Might Lead to More Conflict/Tanisha m. Fazal.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 113 - 123.
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13
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The Myth of the Liberal Order: From Historical Accident to Conventional Wisdom/Graham Allison.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 124 - 133.
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14
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Why Carbon Pricing Isn"t Working: Good Idea in Theory, Filing in Practice/Jeffrey Ball.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 134 - 146.
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15
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How the Safety Net Can Survive Trump: Social Democracy"s Staying Power/Lane Kenworthy.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 147 - 156.
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16
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Indonesia"s Forotten Bloodbath: Cold War Crime and Cover-Up/Gary J. Bass.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 158 - 163.
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17
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Making Some Noise for God: How to Understand Pope Francis/Maria Clara Bingemer.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 164 - 169.
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18
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Divide and Invest: Why the Marshall Plan Worked/Melvyn P. Leffler.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 170 - 175.
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19
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The People"s Authoritarian: How Russian Society Created Putin/Michael Kimmage.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 176 - 182.
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20
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Did America Get China Wrong?: The Engagement Debate/Wang JiSi, J. Stapleton Roy, Aaron Friedberg, Patricia Kim, Joseph S. Nye, Jr..- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Jul./Aug.Vol.97, No.4: 183 - 195.
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21
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When China Rules the Web: Technology in Service of the State/Adam Segal.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 10 - 18.
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22
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Data to the People: India"s Inclusive Internet/Nandan Nilekani.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 19 - 26.
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23
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Regulate to Liberate: Can Europe Save the Internet?/Helen Dixon.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 28 - 32.
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24
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The Internet"s Lost Promise: And How America Can Restore It/Karen Kornbluh.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 33 - 38.
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25
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Battlefield Internet: A Plan for Securing Cyberspace/Miche"le Flournoy, Michael Sulmeyer.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 40 - 46.
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26
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A Big Choice for Big Tech: Share Data or Suffer the Consequences/Viktor Mayer-Schonberger, Thomas Ramge.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 48 - 54.
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27
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Against Identity Politics: The New Tribalism and the Crisis of Democracy/Francis Fukuyama.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 90 - 114.
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28
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The New Arab Order: Power and Violence in Today"s Middle East/Marc Lynch.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 116 - 126.
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29
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Three Cheers for Trum"s Foreign Policy: What the Establishment Misses/Randall Schweller.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 133 - 143.
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30
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The Unconstrained Presidency: Checks and Balances Eroded Long Before Trump/James Goldgeier, Elizabeth N. Saunders.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 144 - 156.
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31
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Can Mexico Be Saved?: The Peril and Promise of Lo"pez Obrador/Denise Dresser.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 157 - 168.
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32
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China"s Future Is South Korea"s Present: Why Liberalization Will nFollow Stagnation/Hahm Chaibong.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 177 - 185.
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33
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How We Got the Iran Deal: And Why We"ll Miss It/Wendy R. Sherman.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 186 - 197.
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34
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The Forgotten History of the Financial Crisis/Adam Tooze.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 199 - 210.
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35
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Brand New Left, Same Old Problems: What Populism Can and Can"t Achieve/Suzanne Berger.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 212 - 216.
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36
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Muslim Brothers: The Rivalry That Shaped Modern Egypt/Shadi Hamid.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 218 - 223.
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37
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Good Fences Make Good Politics: Immigration and the Future of the west/Eric Kaufmann.- Foreign Affairs. 2018, Sept./Oct.Vol.97, No.5: 224 - 231.
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38
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America Must Lead on Nuclear Energy to Maintain National Security/Laura S.H. Holgate, Sagatom Saha.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 7 - 25.
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39
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Abstinence or Tolerance: Managing Nuclear Ambitions in Saudi Arabia/Nicholas L. Miller, Tristan A. Volpe.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 27 - 46.
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40
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Is India Ready for the Indo-Pacific?/Harsh V. Pant, Abhijnan Rej.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 47 - 61.
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41
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The Hard Part: The Art of Sanctions Relief/Richard Nephew.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 63 - 77.
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42
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The New American Way of War: Special Operations Forces in the War on Terrorism/Daniel Byman, Ian A. Merritt.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 79 - 93.
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43
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Subduing al-Shabaab: The Somalia Model of Counterterrorism and Its Limits/Paul D. Williams.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 95 - 111.
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44
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Democracy"s Future: Riding the Hegemonic Wave/Seva Gunitsky.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 115 - 135.
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45
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Non- Western Liberalism and the Resilience of the Liberal International Order/Paul D. Miller.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 137 - 153.
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46
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Countering China"s "United Front"/Bates Gill, Benjamin Schreer.- The Washington Quarterly. 2018, Summer; Vol.41, No.2: 155 - 170.
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