Contenu du sommaire : Innovation power

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	MarchApril 2023, Vol. 102, Number 2
Titre du numéro	Innovation power

• Essays

  • The reckoning that wasn't. Why America remains trapped by false dreams of hegemony. - Andrew J. Bacevich p. 6
  • How democracy can win. The right way to counter autocracy. - Samantha Power p. 22
  • Innovation power. Why technology will define the future of geopolitics. - Eric Schmidt p. 38
  • People over robots. The global economy needs immigration before automation. - Lant Pritchett p. 53
  • China's hidden tech revolution. How Beijing threatens U.S. dominance. - Dan Wang p. 65
  • What Russia got wrong. Can Moscow learn from its failures in Ukraine? - Dara Massicot p. 78
  • The limits of the no-limits partnership. China and Russia can't be split, but they can be thwarted. - Patricia M. Kim p. 94
  • Disunited Kingdom. Will nationalism break Britain? - Fintan O'Toole p. 106
  • How commerce can save the climate. The case for a green free trade agreement. - Gordon H. Hanson and Matthew J. Slaughter p. 119
  • Asia's third way. How ASEAN survives - and thrives - amid great-power competition - Kishore Mahbubani p. 130
  • After the Iran deal. A plan B to contain the Islamic Republic. - Suzanne Maloney p. 142

• Reviews and responses

  • The divided diplomat. Ralph Bunche and the contradictions of liberal order. - Zachariah Mampilly p. 156
  • Behind enemy lines. The CIA's cold war in China. - Jane Perlez p. 162
  • The cult of secrecy. America's classification crisis. - Patrick Radden Keefe p. 168
  • Blundering into Baghdad. The right - and wrong - lessons of the Iraq war. - Hal Brands p. 176
  • Recent books - p. 185
  • The Archive - p. 212