Contenu du sommaire : The age of uncertainty

The Centennial Issue

• The beginning of history. Surviving the era of catastrophic risk. - William Macaskill p. 10
• The dangerous decade. A foreign policy for a world in crisis. - Richard Haass p. 25
• The China trap. U.S. foreign policy and the perilous logic of zero-sum competition. - Jessica Chen Weiss p. 40
• The weakness of Xi Jinping. How hubris and paranoia threaten China's future. - Cai Xia p. 85
• The world Putin wants. How distortions about the past feed delusions about the future. - Fiona Hill, Angela Stent p. 108
• Ukraine holds the future. The war between democracy and nihilism. - Timothy Snyder p. 124
• How to build a better order. Limiting great power rivalry in an anarchic world. - Dani Rodrik and Stephen M. Walt p. 142
• The Du Bois doctrine. Race and the American century. - Zachariah Mampilly p. 156
• Spirals of delusion. How AI distorts decision-making and makes dictators more dangerous. - Henry Farrell, Abraham Newman, and Jeremy Wallace p. 168
• All democracy is global. Why America can't shrink from the fight of freedom. - Larry Diamond p. 182
• The fractured superpower. Federalism is remaking U.S. democracy and foreign policy. - Jenna Bednar and Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar p. 198

Reviews & responses

• In praise of lesser evils. Can realism repair foreign policy? - Emma Ashford p. 211
• Old world order. The real origin of international relations. - Valerie Hansen p. 219
• How democracies live. The long struggle for equality amid diversity. - Danielle Allen p. 226
• The alternate history of China. Could Beijing have taken a different path? - Andrew J. Nathan p. 234

Books for the century

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