Contenu du sommaire : Can China keep rising?

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	July/August 2021. Vol 100 ; Number 4
Titre du numéro	Can China keep rising?

• Can China keep rising?

  • Xi's gamble. the race to consolidate power and stave off disaster - Jude Blanchette p. 10
  • China's economic reckoning. The price of failed reforms - Daniel H. Rosen p. 20
  • The robber barons of Beijing. Can China survive its gilded age? - Yuen Yuen Ang p. 30
  • Becoming strong. The new Chinese foreign policy - Yan Xuetong p. 40
  • The plot against China? How Beijing sees the new Washington consensus - Wang Jisi p. 48
  • The Taiwan temptation. Why Beijing might resort to force - Oriana Skylar Mastro p. 58
  • Life of the party. How secure is the CCP? - Orville Schell p. 68

• Essays

  • The forever virus. A strategy for the long fight against COVID-19 - Larry Brilliant, Lisa Danzig, Karen Oppenheimer, Agastya Mondal, Rick Bright, and W.Ian Lipkin p. 76
  • The Fulbright paradox. Race and the road to a new American internationalism - Charles King p. 92
  • A better boom. How to capture the pandemic's productivity potential - Jame Manyika and Michael Spence p. 107
  • A measure short of war. The return of great power subversion - Jill Kastner and William C. Wohlforth p. 118
  • Myanmar's coming revolution. What will emerge from collapse? - Thant Myint-U p. 132
  • Antimonopoly power. The Global fight against corporate concentration - Barry C. Lynn p. 146
  • The threat reflex. Why some societies respond to danger better than other - Michele Gelfand p. 159

• Reviews & responses

  • Spies like us. The promise and peril of crowdsourced intelligence - Amy Zegart
  • Chronicle of a defeat foretold. Why American Failed in Afghanistan - Christina Lamb p. 174
  • Anti-imperial subjects. Asia's unfinished rebellions - Adom Getachew p. 180