Contenu du sommaire : The Sources of American Power

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	November/December 2023, volume 102, number 6
Titre du numéro	The Sources of American Power

• Essays

  • The Sources of American Power. A Foreign Policy for a Changed World - Jake Sullivan
  • The Dysfunctional Superpower . Can a Divided America Deter China and Russia? - Robert M. Gates
  • The Return of Nuclear Escalation. How America's Adversaries Have Hijacked Its Old Deterrence Strategy - Keir A. Lieber and Daryl G. Press
  • AI Is Already at War. How Artificial Intelligence Will Transform the Military - Michèle A. Flournoy
  • The Coming AI Economic Revolution. Can Artificial Intelligence Reverse the Productivity Slowdown? - James Manyika and Michael Spence
  • The Real Washington Consensus Modernization Theory and the Delusions of American Strategy - Charles King
  • The New Economic Security State. How De-risking Will Remake Geopolitics - Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman
  • From Risk to Resilience. How Economies Can Thrive in a World of Threats - Anthea Roberts
  • What America Wants From China. A Strategy to Keep Beijing Entangled in the World Order - Ryan Hass

• Reviews and Responses

  • Japan's Nuremberg. The Toyko Trial and the Birth of Postwar Liberalism - Jennifer Lind
  • Why Smart Leaders Do Stupid Things. Is Foreign Policy Rational? - Keren Yarhi-Milo
  • The Long Unipolar Moment? Debating American Dominance - Joshua Shifrinson; Anne-Marie Slaughter; Bilahari Kausikan; Robert Keohane; Stephen G. Brooks and William C. Wohlforth
  • Who Killed the Chinese Economy? The Contested Causes of Stagnation Zongyuan - Zoe Liu; Michael Pettis; Adam S. Posen
  • Recent Books Short reviews from Foreign Affairs' panel of regular reviewers

• Letters

  • Letter to the Editor-Out of the Trenches - T. X. Hammes; Stephen Biddle
  • Letter to the Editor An AI Oversight - Marc Rotenberg