The New Liberalism in Global Politics: From Internationalism to Transnationalism
The final collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a definitive end to the Cold War. It also...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
The New Liberalism in Global Politics: From Internationalism to Transnationalism
A nation must think before it acts.
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The Moroccan Exception
Amid the radical transformations in Tunisia and Egypt and rumblings of change in numerous other Arab countries, one populous...
Turkey’s Changing Foreign Policy and Its International Ramifications
Turkey’s geographical location and size bestows on the state strategic importance. Indeed, Turkey carries great regional and international weight....
Libya in Crisis… What’s Next?
Following in the footsteps of the revolutions first in Tunisia and then in Egypt, the protests currently taking place...
The Geopolitics of the British Isles
In the discipline of International Relations, there are few topics that have been as condemned, misunderstood or poorly utilized...
Sovereignty, Human Rights and China’s National Interest: A Non-Zero Sum Game
Zhuquan (sovereignty) or Renquan (human rights)? That seems to be the question Chinese President Hu Jintao encountered in his...
Dragon and (Legal) Eagle: International Law and American Interests in U.S.-China Relations beyond the Hu-Obama Summit
Like U.S. President Barack Obama’s trip to Beijing a little over a year earlier, Chinese President Hu Jintao’s state...
A Tale of Two Summits: Hu Jintao in Washington, Wen Jiabao in New Delhi and U.S.-China-India Relations
Who, When and Where? A top Chinese leader arrives in the capital of Country X for his first visit...
The Elephant in the Room: Summitry and China’s Challenging Relations with Great Powers in Asia
Reaching the Summit? A top Chinese leader arrives in the capital of Country X for his first visit in five...
Regional Security in East Asia: An FPRI Conference Report
“Regional Security in East Asia: Sustaining Stability, Coping with Conflict, Building Cooperation?” was the topic of the Foreign Policy...