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Donald Trump and the Art of Foreign-Policy Bluffing
When it comes to China and North Korea, the administration ought to try carrots before sticks.
China and India: A Lesson in Conflict Resolution
In a violent world, the two behemoths offer a welcome respite.
THAAD: Best a Bargaining Chip
How might the U.S. make the best use of the controversial THAAD deployment to South Korea?
Wanted: A Give-And-Take Diplomacy for the North Korea Crisis
America should make a serious attempt at give-and-take diplomacy with China before the situation with North Korea becomes untenable.
Needed: A China Policy
If the Trump Administration had changed its mind about the promotion of human rights and decided to pay more mind to their violations, why pick on China when the U.S.
North Korea: For Now Change Behavior, Not Regime
It’s time to think outside the box on North Korea.
Time to Say Goodbye to Afghanistan
In a few weeks, Trump may be the third president to attach his name to the war.
The New Yorker reviews Avoiding War with China
This excerpt is taken from an article which appeared in the June 19, 2017 i
Amitai Etzioni on Avoiding War with China
An interview with Devin Stewart at The Carnegie Council in New York City.
Podcast Interview: A Closer Look with Arthur Levitt
Arthur Levitt, former chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, interviews Dr.
America Needs a Foreign Policy That Doesn't Center on Regime Change
America is learning that coercive regime change doesn't work, especially when dealing with North Korea, China and Russia.
Is U.S. Alarm over China’s Belt and Road Initiative Overhyped?
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been dubbed “the project of the century.”
US wins war with China: then what?
The US is involved in a slow motion Cuban-like missile crisis in dealing with North Korea, according to Harvard’s Graham Allison.This possibility led me to review the various strategies American pl
How Macron Could Destroy the European Union
Emmanuel Macron's banking skills can't save the European Union from itself.
The Day After: China Edition
Say the U.S. emerges as the victor in a war with China. What comes next?
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