Contenu du sommaire : The world after the pandemic

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	July/August 2020. Vol.99 ; Number 4
Titre du numéro	The world after the pandemic

• The world after the pandemic

  • Chronicle of a Pandemic Foretold : Learning From the COVID-19 Failure—Before the Next Outbreak Arrives - Michael T. Osterholm and Mark Olshaker p. 10-24
  • The Pandemic and Political Order : It Takes a State - Francis Fukuyama p. 26-32
  • A More Resilient Union : How Federalism Can Protect Democracy From Pandemics - Danielle Allen p. 33-38
  • When the System Fails : COVID-19 and the Costs of Global Dysfunction - Stewart Patrick p. 40-50

• Essays

  • The Endangered Asian Century :America, China, and the Perils of Confrontation - Lee Hsien Loong p. 52-64
  • The Age of Magic Money : Can Endless Spending Prevent Economic Calamity? - Sebastian Mallaby p. 65-77
  • How to Make Trade Work for Workers :Charting a Path Between Protectionism and Globalism - Robert E. Lighthizer p. 78-92
  • Pinning Down Putin :How a Confident America Should Deal With Russia - Victoria Nuland p. 93-106
  • The Rise of Strategic Corruption : How States Weaponize Graft - Philip Zelikow, Eric Edelman, Kristofer Harrison, and Celeste Ward Gventer p. 107-120
  • The Overmilitarization of American Foreign Policy :The United States Must Recover the Full Range of Its Power - Robert M. Gates p. 121-132
  • The Next Liberal Order :The Age of Contagion Demands More Internationalism, Not Less - G. John Ikenberry p. 133-142
  • How Hegemony Ends : The Unraveling of American Power - Alexander Cooley and Daniel H. Nexon p. 143-156

• Review Essays

  • Divided We Fall : What Is Tearing America Apart? - Amy Chua p. 158-164
  • After Capital : A Radical Agenda to Tame Inequality - Arvind Subramanian p. 165-170
  • This Land Is Not Your Land : The Ethnic Cleansing of Native Americans - David Treuer p. 171-175
  • The Case for Climate Pragmatism : Saving the Earth Requires Realism, Not Revolution - Hal Harvey p. 176-182

• Responses and Letters

  • The Retrenchment Syndrome : A Response to “Come Home, America?” - H. R. McMaster p. 183-186
  • The Vision Thing : Is Grand Strategy Dead? - Francis J. Gavin and James B. Steinberg; Daniel W. Drezner, Ronald R. Krebs, and Randall Schweller p. 187-192
  • In Defense of Economists : A Response to “The Dismal Kingdom” - Michael Feuer p. 193-194