November/December 2021

The Divided World

America’s Cold Wars

The New Cold War

America, China, and the Echoes of History

Hal Brands and John Lewis Gaddis

Containment Beyond the Cold War

How Washington Lost the Post-Soviet Peace

M. E. Sarotte

The Kremlin’s Strange Victory

How Putin Exploits American Dysfunction and Fuels American Decline

Fiona Hill

The Inevitable Rivalry

America, China, and the Tragedy of Great-Power Politics

John J. Mearsheimer

The Last Days of Intervention

Afghanistan and the Delusions of Maximalism

Rory Stewart

Taiwan and the Fight for Democracy

A Force for Good in the Changing International Order

Tsai Ing-wen

The Age of America First

Washington’s Flawed New Foreign Policy Consensus

Richard Haass

The Coming Democratic Revival

America’s Opportunity to Lead the Fight Against Authoritarianism

Madeleine K. Albright

The Technopolar Moment

How Digital Powers Will Reshape the Global Order

Ian Bremmer

America’s Crypto Conundrum

Protecting Security Without Crushing Innovation

Justin Muzinich

The Myth of Russian Decline

Why Moscow Will Be a Persistent Power

Michael Kofman and Andrea Kendall-Taylor

Order Before Peace

Kissinger’s Middle East Diplomacy and Its Lessons for Today

Martin Indyk

The International Order Isn’t Ready for the Climate Crisis

The Case for a New Planetary Politics

Stewart M. Patrick

Market Prophets

The Path to a New Economics

Felicia Wong

How Apartheid Endures

The Betrayal of South Africa

Sisonke Msimang

Liars in High Places

Who’s to Blame for Misinformation?

Jameel Jaffer

The Imperial Presidency’s Enablers

Why Executive Power Grows Unchecked

Stephen I. Vladeck

Recent Books

Short capsule reviews from Foreign Affairs’ panel of regular reviewers

Power to the People?

Stephan Haggard and Robert R. Kaufman; Pippa Norris