By Egor Spirin // Interventionists, of course, will inflate the threat to the liberal world order posed by restraint advocates in order to maintain a consolidated establishment in the face of a cumulative intellectual opponent.
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Realism, Restraint and Goldilocks
By Austin Hillebrandt // It is in America’s interest to reject both Trump’s hot-headed bombasts and Biden’s stone-cold ignorance. The only foreign policy that is ‘just right’ for America is one of restraint.
Long Wars and Their Discontents
By Scott Strgacich
The Balance of Power Never Left
By Samuel Leiter
Library of a Realist- Books That Every Foreign Policy Fan Should Read
By Megan Waardenburg
The Populist Pushback on Climate Change
By Jan Gerber //
Meet Merkel’s Successor
By Lukasz Grabowski //
Central Asia: Too Big to Ignore
By Caroline Caywood //
Analysis from Seoul: Second Trump-Kim Summit
By John Park //
What Medieval East Africa Can Teach Us About Realism
Old Dobgola Kingdom of Makuria, Throne hall. Author: Hans Nilsen By: Matthew Petti In 625 AD, two armies met along the Nile. Muslim warriors led by Abdullah ibn Saad ibn Abi-Sarh marched south from Egypt towards Dongola, the capital of the Christian kingdom of Makuria, which ruled over Nubia in modern-day Sudan. But the … Continue reading What Medieval East Africa Can Teach Us About Realism
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