Dan Drezner wrote a post noting that lots of people were snarking about how when then-Senator Obama was trying “to get a deeper education” about foreign policy, he read books by Fareed Zakaria and ...

Globally renowned structural realism theorist Professor John Mearsheimer shared his predictions about what he believes is an inevitable New Cold War between China and the US in an hour-long interview ...

My friends Sebastian Rosato and John Schuessler (R+S) recently penned an interesting article on applying realism as a prescriptive foreign-policy theory. Some have attacked their analysis on ...

A group of international-relations scholars has recently published an ad in The New York Times opposing war with Iraq. Many, although not all, of the 33 signatories are prominent figures in the ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has rekindled the realism versus liberalism debate in international relations. While liberals in general call the war an attack by “authoritarian Russia” on “democratic ...

Robert J. Lieber’s lengthy critique of an ad that appeared in The New York Times explaining why war with Iraq is not in America’s national interest is both peculiar and wrong (“Foreign-Policy ...

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South Africa’s economic debate often treats structural reform and energy transition as separate policy tracks. One sits within discussions about the business environment and growth policy, the other ...