A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The Influence of Thinkers and Ideas on History: The Case of Alfred Thayer Mahan
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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After the Gold Rush: The Beijing Olympics and China’s Evolving International Roles
Jacques deLisle - E-Notes January 01, 2009 -
Intelligence and Risk Management
Paul Bracken - E-Notes December 27, 2008 -
Tahdiya: Calm before The Palestinian Storm?
Tally Helfont - E-Notes December 16, 2008 -
Where is Egypt Headed?
Daniel C. Kurtzer - E-Notes December 09, 2008 -
Social and Technological Change in Western History
Alex Wright - FootNotes November 27, 2008 -
Teaching the History of Innovation: A History Institute for Teachers
- FootNotes November 27, 2008 -
Memory, Apologies, and International Reconciliation
Jennifer Lind - E-Notes November 13, 2008 -
The American Civil War and Civic Virtue
Mark Grimsley - FootNotes November 04, 2008 -
Foreign Policy Challenges for the New Administration
John Bolton - E-Notes November 01, 2008 -
From Stone to Silicon: A Brief Survey of Innovation
Lawrence Husick - FootNotes October 27, 2008 -
Ideas: A History of Thought From Fire to Freud
Peter Watson - FootNotes October 27, 2008 -
Egypt Reenters the Fray
Tally Helfont - E-Notes October 16, 2008 -
Redefining U.S. Interests in the Middle East
Adam Garfinkle - E-Notes October 01, 2008 -
The Potential Futures of the U.S.-China-Japan Nexus
Robert G. Kane - Orbis October 01, 2008 -
Taiwan’s Presidential and Legislative Elections
Shelley Rigger - Orbis October 01, 2008