Contenu du sommaire : The committee to run the world?

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	May/June 2025, volume 104, number 3
Titre du numéro	The committee to run the world?

• Essays

  • The Rise and Fall of Great-Power Competition. Trump's New Spheres of Influence - Stacie E. Goddard p. 8
  • The Return of Great-Power Diplomacy. How Strategic Dealmaking Can Fortify American Power - A. Wess Mitchell p. 24
  • The Russia That Putin Made. Moscow, the West, and Coexistence Without Illusion - Alexander Gabuev p. 40
  • The Once and Future China. How Will Change Come to Beijing? - Rana Mitter p. 52
  • Underestimating China. Why America Needs a New Strategy of Allied Scale to Offset Beijing's Enduring Advantages - Kurt M. Campbell and Rush Doshi p. 66
  • Order Without America. How the International System Can Survive a Hostile Washington - Ngaire Woods p. 82
  • The Post-Neoliberal Imperative. Contesting the Next Economic Paradigm - Jennifer M. Harris p. 94
  • The Age of Forever Wars. Why Military Strategy No Longer Delivers Victory - Lawrence D. Freedman p. 108
  • The Conventional Balance of Terror. America Needs a New Triad to Restore Its Eroding Deterrence - Andrew S. Lim and James D. Fearon p. 122
  • The Empty Arsenal of Democracy. How America Can Build a New Defense Industrial Base - Michael Brown p. 136
  • The Narrow Path to a New Middle East. A Regional Order to Contain Iran for Good - Dana Stroul p. 149

• Reviews and Responses

  • Why They Fight. What's at Stake in the Blame Game Over Ukraine - M. E. Sarotte p. 160
  • Works in Progress. Yesterday's Economic Thinking Can't Solve Today's Economic Problems - Cecilia Elena Rouse p. 168
  • Recent Books. Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs' panel of regular reviewers - p. 176
  • The Archive - p. 204