November/December 2022

The World According to Xi Jinping

What China’s Ideologue in Chief Really Believes

Kevin Rudd

Russia’s Dangerous Decline

The Kremlin Won’t Go Down Without a Fight

Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Michael Kofman

The Sources of Russian Misconduct

A Diplomat Defects From the Kremlin

Boris Bondarev

Why American Power Endures

The U.S.-Led Order Isn’t in Decline

G. John Ikenberry

Mexico’s Dying Democracy

AMLO and the Toll of Authoritarian Populism

Denise Dresser

The Real China Hands

What Washington Can Learn From Its Asian Allies

Michael J. Green

The Rewards of Rivalry

U.S.-Chinese Competition Can Spur Climate Progress

Jeff D. Colgan and Nicholas L. Miller

The Age of Inflation

Easy Money, Hard Choices

Kenneth S. Rogoff

After Neoliberalism

All Economics Is Local

Rana Foroohar

Africa’s Past Is Not Its Future

How the Continent Can Chart Its Own Course

Mo Ibrahim

Boom and Bust

Why It’s Hard to Predict Economic Growth

Liaquat Ahamed

Good at Being Bad

How Dictatorships Endure

Sheri Berman

The Unwinnable War

America’s Blind Spots in Afghanistan

Laurel Miller

The World Tech Made

Can Silicon Valley Be Redeemed?

Margaret O’Mara

Recent Books

Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs’ panel of regular reviewers