Contenu du sommaire : What are we missing ?

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	November/December 2020. Vol 99 ; Number 6
Titre du numéro	What are we missing ?

• What are we missing ?

  • A Better Crystal Ball : The Right Way to Think About the Future - J. Peter Scoblic and Philip E. Tetlock p. 10-18
  • Heads in the Sand : Why We Fail to Foresee and Contain Catastrophe - Elke U. Weber p. 20-26
  • The Lawless Realm : Countering the Real Cyberthreat - Marietje Schaake p. 27-33
  • As the World Burns : Climate Change's Dangerous Next Phase - Michael Oppenheimer p. 34-40
  • Coming Storms : The Return of Great-Power War - Christopher Layne p. 42-48

• Essays

  • Capitalism After the Pandemic : Getting the Recovery Right - Mariana Mazzucato p. 50-61
  • China Thinks America Is Losing : Washington Must Show Beijing It's Wrong - Julian Gewirtz p. 62-72
  • Rogue Superpower : Why This Could Be an Illiberal American Century - Michael Beckley p. 73-86
  • A National Security Reckoning : How Washington Should Think About Power - Hillary Clinton p. 88-99
  • The Transformation of Diplomacy : How to Save the State Department - William J. Burns and Linda Thomas-Greenfield p. 100-111
  • Uniting the Techno-Democracies : How to Build Digital Cooperation - Jared Cohen and Richard Fontaine p. 112-122
  • The Underappreciated Power : Japan After Abe - Mireya Solís p. 123-132
  • No Exit : Why the Middle East Still Matters to America - Steven A. Cook p. 133-142

• Reviews & responses

  • The Decider : Why Bush Chose War in Iraq - Melvyn P. Leffler p. 144-152
  • The Long Road to Suffrage : How Women Won the Right to Vote - Jean H. Baker p. 154-160
  • Hocus-Pocus? : Debating the Age of Magic Money - Raphaële Chappe; Mark Blyth; Sebastian Mallaby p. 161-166
  • The Strategies Are Foreign, but the Corruption Is American : A Response to “The Rise of Strategic Corruption” - Sarah Chayes p. 167-170
  • Recent books - p. 171-194