Robert Kagan

Homeward Bound?

Ivan Eland | Jul 02, 2008

It’s time to rein in America’s crusading zeal and move toward a policy of restraint. We’re suffering from a bad case of foreign-policy overextension, and the only cure is taking a step back to reexamine our global role.

The Future of the Transatlantic Alliance. The Viewpoint of a European Realist

J. Peter Pham | Jan 14, 2004

Vittorio Emanuele Parsi.

India: Relevant at Last?

Owen Harries | Mar 01, 1997

The achievement of independence by the Indian subcontinent marked the effective end of the age of European imperialism.

One Country, Two Capitals, Review of Solomon Volkov's St. Petersburg: A Cultural History

Peter Rutland | Sep 01, 1996

TThis century has seen power swing with unambiguous force from St. Petersburg to Moscow.

On Letting Go

Owen Harries | Sep 01, 1995

As virtually all the readers of this magazine will agree, the Cold War was a conflict of monumental importance.

Beyond Left and Right

Alan Tonelson | Dec 01, 1993

Classifications such as interventionist and isolationist, hawk and dove, realist and idealist, and multilateralist and unilateralist do not make much sense in the absence of the Cold War's defining conditions.

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