Contenu du sommaire : Come home, America ?
Revue |
Foreign Affairs ![]() |
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Numéro | March/April 2020. Vol.99 ; Number 2 |
Titre du numéro | Come home, America ? |
Come Home, America?
- The Folly of Retrenchment : Why America Can't Withdraw From the World - Thomas Wright p. 10-18
- The Price of Primacy : Why America Shouldn't Dominate the World - Stephen Wertheim p. 19-29
- The New Spheres of Influence : Sharing the Globe With Other Great Powers - Graham Allison p. 30-40
- Reality Check : American Power in an Age of Constraints - Jennifer Lind and Daryl G. Press p. 41-48
- Learning to Live With Despots : The Limits of Democracy Promotion - Stephen D. Krasner p. 49-55
- Getting to Less : The Truth About Defense Spending - Kathleen Hicks p. 56-62
Essays
- Why America Must Lead Again : Rescuing U.S. Foreign Policy After Trump - Joseph R. Biden, Jr. p. 64-76
- How the Good War : Went Bad America's Slow-Motion Failure in Afghanistan - Carter Malkasian p. 77-91
- The Epidemic of Despair Will America's Mortality Crisis Spread to the Rest of the World? - Anne Case and Angus Deaton p. 92-102
- The Digital Dictators How Technology Strengthens Autocracy - Andrea Kendall-Taylor, Erica Frantz, and Joseph Wright p. 103-115
- Too Big to Prevail The National Security Case for Breaking Up Big Tech - Ganesh Sitaraman p. 116-126
- Saving America's Alliances The United States Still Needs the System That Put It on Top - Mira Rapp-Hooper p. 127-140
- Mean Streets The Global Traffic Death Crisis - Janette Sadik-Khan and Seth Solomonow p. 141-148
- Why America Must Lead Again : Rescuing U.S. Foreign Policy After Trump - Joseph R. Biden, Jr. p. 64-76
Review Essays
- The Dismal Kingdom Do Economists Have Too Much Power? - Paul Romer p. 150-157
- The Wily Country Understanding Putin's Russia - Michael Kimmage p. 158-164
- The Dismal Kingdom Do Economists Have Too Much Power? - Paul Romer p. 150-157
CAPSULE REVIEWS
- p. 165-190