| China, the United States, and the world |
Editor’s Corner (8 pages, 65K ) |
Mackubin T. Owens |
After the Gold Rush: The Beijing Olympics and China's Evolving International Roles (26 pages, 201K ) |
Jacques deLisle |
Oil, Arms, and Influence: The Indirect Strategy Behind Chinese Military Modernization (15 pages, 121K ) |
Jacqueline Newmyer |
| Problems of Misperception in U.S.-China Relations |
Peter Gries |
| From Rustless Screws to Nail Houses: The Evolution of Property Rights in China |
Andrew Mertha |
| A Rising India’s Search for a Foreign Policy |
Harsh V. Pant |
| The Rise and Demise of the Two-State Paradigm |
Efraim Inbar |
| The Muslim Brotherhood and the Emerging “Shia Crescent” |
Samuel Helfont |
| The Future of War and American Military Strategy |
Michael Horowitz |
Iraq, Afghanistan and British Strategy (18 pages, 149K ) |
David Betz, Anthony Cormack |
| Review Essays |
| Faith, Dread, and Dialogue |
Theodore Friend |
| Russia’s Future |
Nikolas Gvosdev |