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Home / Publication Issues / Orbis Fall 2019

Orbis Fall 2019

  • Orbis
  • Fall 2019
  • Volume 63
  • Number 4

Editor’s Corner Fall 2019

  • Mackubin Thomas Owens

Research Articles

Benjamin Franklin and the Crisis of the British Empire

  • Walter A. McDougall

Hong Kong’s Summer of Discontent: Another Battle in the Long War over Autonomy, Democracy, and the Rule of Law

  • Jacques deLisle

Combatting the Belt and Road Initiative Beyond 2019

  • Thomas J. Shattuck

Redefining American Security Interests in Europe

  • John R. Haines

Electoral Politics, Party Polarization, and Arms Control: New START in Historical Perspective

  • Carrie A. Lee

Confronting the Pandemic Superthreat of Climate Change and Urbanization

  • Kenneth L. Meyer

The Paradox of Great Powers: Allies and Force in Montesquieu’s Considerations on the Causes of the Greatness of the Romans and Their Decline

  • Jakub Grygiel

In Review

Predicting Economic Booms in Japan and China

  • Chris Miller

The Power of the News Media in Germany and Beyond

  • Philipp Stelzel

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