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Enslaved by Citizenship?
Robert W. Merry
| May 18, 2012
A Caricature of Realism
Paul J. Saunders
| May 08, 2012
Dan Drezner's critique of "Giving Realists a Bad Name" reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of realist foreign policy.
The Inheritance of Power
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 17, 2012
Monarchy may be rare these days, but nepotism is alive and well.
Flawed Accountability in American Democracy
Paul R. Pillar
| Mar 28, 2012
How flaws in the U.S. system lead to deep deficiencies in Washington.
Are U.S.-China Relations Doomed?
The Editors
| Mar 01, 2012
Jeffersonian Exceptionalism
Paul R. Pillar
| Jan 26, 2012
The man who understood how American values can be exceptional but not necessarily universal.
America Is Not a Military Unit
Benjamin H. Friedman
| Jan 25, 2012
Obama used his State of the Union address to suggest civilians emulate the military. Why this idea is a dangerous—and authoritarian—one.
Hungary and the Reversibility of Liberal Democracy
Paul R. Pillar
| Jan 20, 2012
Hungary is steadily backing away from its democratic principles. Is the United States next?
Realists Are Right
John Schuessler
| Jan 17, 2012
Why Libertarians Are Skeptics (But not all Skeptics Are Libertarians)
Christopher A. Preble
| Jan 13, 2012
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