What Is To Be Done?
Emma AshfordThe Burning Questions of U.S. Foreign Policy
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Iran Week Two
Welcome to a second weekly update on the Iran war. I hope it’s the last. But while a growing storm of pressures may well push the president to cry uncle in the coming weeks, unwinding this conflict in practice may prove more challenging tha...
Last Ride of the Neoconservatives?
Well, we’re at war in the Middle East again.
Not that it ever really stopped. One of my favorite statistics during the main period of the war on terror was the fact that America had bombed Iraq every year for at least 30 years. This singl...
Civilization, Nation, Strategy
The Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy (NSS) dropped on Thursday night at 10:00 PM, a time more usually reserved for the kind of news dump that you want reporters to avoid. It is relatively short, weighing in at 33 pages...
First Among Equals
It’s launch week for First Among Equals: U.S. Foreign Policy in a Multipolar World!
Which seems as good a time as any to relaunch this dormant Substack with some material from the book and some commentary on the ways in which it aligns wi...
JD Vance and the Foreign Policy Election
The Trump campaign’s Veep pick is an isolationist, a warmonger, and Ukraine-hater—or at least that’s what the coverage of his nomination suggests. The pick, as Politico put it, “doused political kerosene on the raging Republican fire over f...
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I am a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, and an exhausted mum of two young kids. I work on issues of US foreign policy and grand strategy, with a realist lens. All opinions here are my own.
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