Long Live the Imperial Presidency?
May 12, 2021 offers a historical explanation for why the US executive branch continues to amass ever more power.
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Long Live the Imperial Presidency? 
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Democracy in the Digital Age Democracy in the Digital Age
May 11, 2021 identifies a number of challenges facing Western countries in this age of manipulation.
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Taiwan and the Ghosts of History Taiwan and the Ghosts of History
May 7, 2021 warns that the US and China are playing a game of chicken over the island, with both sides fearing humiliation.
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The Limits to US-China Climate Cooperation The Limits to US-China Climate Cooperation
May 6, 2021 warns that bilateral collaboration to tackle global warming will be volatile, modest, and incremental at best.
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France’s Culture War Intensifies France’s Culture War Intensifies
May 6, 2021 thinks Napoleon Bonaparte's divisive legacy holds the key to President Emmanuel Macron's political future.
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The Logic of US-China Competition The Logic of US-China Competition
May 6, 2021 explains why the Biden administration should regard the bilateral relationship as a “cooperative rivalry.”
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America First, Biden-Style America First, Biden-Style
May 5, 2021 laments the Trumpian spirit that continues to haunt US foreign policy.
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America’s Immigration Calculus America’s Immigration Calculus
May 5, 2021 examines the conflicting economic and political pressures that the Biden administration must navigate.
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Iran’s Empowered Hardliners Iran’s Empowered Hardliners
May 4, 2021 warns that, while there is a chance Joe Biden can revive the 2015 nuclear deal, the clock is ticking.
