Contenu du sommaire : The Self-Doubting Superpower

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	January/February 2024, volume 103, number 1
Titre du numéro	The Self-Doubting Superpower

• The Middle East at War

  • The War That Remade the Middle East. How Washington Can Stabilize a Transformed Region - Maria Fantappie and Vali Nasr
  • Why Israel Slept. The War in Gaza and the Search for Security - Amos Yadlin and Udi Evental
  • Members of Hamas displaying drones in Gaza City, October 2022 Hamas's Asymmetric Advantage. What Does It Mean to Defeat a Terrorist Group? - Audrey Kurth Cronin

• Essays

  • The Self-Doubting Superpower. America Shouldn't Give Up on the World It Made - Fareed Zakaria
  • The Atrophy of American Statecraft. How to Restore Capacity for an Age of Crisis - Philip Zelikow
  • The Case for Conservative Internationalism. How to Reverse the Inward Turn of Republican Foreign Policy - Kori Schake
  • Taiwan and the True Sources of Deterrence. Why America Must Reassure, Not Just Threaten, China - Bonnie S. Glaser, Jessica Chen Weiss, and Thomas J. Christensen
  • The Big One. Preparing for a Long War With China - Andrew F. Krepinevich, Jr.
  • The Crisis of African Democracy. Coups Are a Symptom—Not the Cause—of Political Dysfunction - Comfort Ero and Murithi Mutiga
  • How to China-Proof the Global Economy. America Needs a More Targeted Strategy - Peter E. Harrell

• Reviews and Responses

  • The American Way of Economic War. Is Washington Overusing Its Most Powerful Weapons? - Paul Krugman
  • The Price of a Passport? What Is Lost When Citizenship Is Sold - Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
  • Washington's New Trade Consensus. And What It Gets Wrong - Gordon H. Hanson
  • Thinking Like a State. What Makes Foreign Policy Rational? - John J. Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato; Keren Yarhi-Milo
  • Recent Books. Short reviews from Foreign Affairs' panel of regular reviewers