Contenu du sommaire : How Strong are the Strongmen?

Revue	Foreign Affairs
Numéro	January/February 2026, volume 105, number 1
Titre du numéro	How Strong are the Strongmen?

• Essays

  • The Weakness of the Strongmen. What Really Threatens Authoritarians? - Stephen Kotkin p. 8
  • The Price of American Authoritarianism. What Can Reverse Democratic Decline? - Steven Levitsky, Lucan A. Way, and Daniel Ziblatt p. 30
  • The Illiberal International. Authoritarian Cooperation Is Reshaping the Global Order - Nic Cheeseman, Matías Bianchi, and Jennifer Cyr p. 46
  • How China Wins the Future. Beijing's Strategy to Seize the New Frontiers of Power - Elizabeth Economy p. 58
  • China's Long Economic War. How Beijing Builds Leverage for Indefinite Competition - Zongyuan Zoe Liu p. 74
  • The End of the Israel Exception. A New Paradigm for American Policy - Andrew P. Miller p. 88
  • The West's Last Chance. How to Build a New Global Order Before It's Too Late - Alexander Stubb p. 104
  • How to Survive in a Multialigned World. The Indian Way of Strategic Diversification - Tanvi Madan p. 117
  • Latin America's Revolution of the Right. The Forces Remaking the Region in the Age of Trump - Brian Winter p. 128
  • The Allies After America. In Search of Plan B - Philip H. Gordon and Mara Karlin p. 142
  • How Europe Lost. Can the Continent Escape Its Trump Trap? - Matthias Matthijs and Nathalie Tocci p. 154

• Reviews and Responses

  • The Fog of McNamara. An Anatomy of Failure in Vietnam - Fredrik Logevall p. 166
  • The Depopulation Panic. What Demographic Decline Really Means for the World - Jennifer D. Sciubba p. 173
  • Recent Books - p. 180

• Letters to the Editor

  • The Dark Side of China's Success. A Response to “The Real China Model”
  • The Illusion of Nuclear Deterrence. A Response to “Europe's Bad Nuclear Options”