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Inflation has made a roaring comeback in the 2020s—as a political issue. Setting aside a one-year pandemic-driven outlier, widespread dissatisfaction with what, in historical perspective, were relatively...
War is, among its many other qualities, a tremendous professional opportunity for the Thinker.
This is not the first thing most people say about war.
It is not even, morally speaking, among the top hundred things anyone should say about...
the bombed Khobar Towers building in Dharhan, Saudi Arabia, 1996. Photo: US Department of Defense.
The United States has long described Iran as “the leading state sponsor of terrorism,” using both the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRG...
For many years, a conventional wisdom reigned among international relations scholars, economists, and policymakers who were observing China’s spectacular economic rise: China’s growth would inevitably stop. Sustained economic growth require...
America is at war again in the Middle East. It shouldn’t surprise us. The United States has been in almost continuous conflict in the region since 1990. We have stationed troops, bombed, or occupied nearly every country in the region in a s...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Editor in chief of Blue Blaze. Dartmouth professor. Fellow at Chatham House, London and the Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, Harvard. Mom and Ridgeback mom.
Jonathan Kirshner is a Professor at Boston College. His books include An Unwritten Future: Realism and Uncertainty in World Politics, and Hollywood's Last Golden Age: Politics, Society and the Seventies Film in America.
I teach at Georgetown University and am a senior fellow at CSIS.
Director of Research at the European Council on Foreign Relations
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