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Clinging to Faith

Paul Hollander | Mar 01, 2006
From the wreckage of communism's legacy, the ideology rises again.

The Long Goodbye

Neil McInnes | Jun 01, 2001
Ten years after its death, communism's elegists--Eric Hobsbawn chief among them--have yet to give up the ghost.

No Illusions: Russia's Student Generation

Taylor E. Dark | Mar 01, 1996
As Russia navigates its current time of troubles, the identity of its youth, especially the elite in higher education, takes on greater importance than at any time since 1917.

Asia: Skepticism about Optimism

Barry Buzan
Gerald Segal
| Mar 01, 1995
Perhaps now that Pacific Asians have moved from Marxist to market economics, the logic of economic interdependence has made arms racing and power rivalry less sensible and less likely. On balance, it is probably better for Pacific Asian stability

Bosnia and the West: A Study in Failure

Noel Malcolm | Mar 01, 1995
The Western world's reaction to the destruction of Bosnia has been a triumph of diplomacy. A triumph, that is, of diplomacy over foreign policy.

Policing the Golan? Yes

Peter W. Rodman | Dec 01, 1994
In March 1975, the second Sinai negotiation between Israel and Egypt broke down.
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Commentary

Stuck with Marx

Uwe Siemon-Netto | Jan 28, 2004
"Sapere aude," Immanuel Kant advised his contemporaries - "have courage to use your own understanding.

Books & Reviews

A Man of Faith

Paul Hollander | Jun 01, 2003
Eric Hobsbawm's autobiography is a most revealing book--wittingly and otherwise. He turns out to have been a most catholic fellow.

Paper Bear

Anatol Lieven | Mar 01, 1999
Rather surprisingly, William Odom's Collapse of the Soviet Military provides the most comprehensive and serious examination to date of the Soviet military's unexpected passivity during the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

Stalin, An Incompetent Realist

Robert Jervis | Dec 01, 1997
Marxists are not alone in stressing that the wellsprings of a state's foreign policy almost always come from its domestic social, economic, and political systems, a perspective that has been reinforced by the recent arguments.
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