Tag Archives: diplomacy

China’s Instability Paradox

Why is China pursuing oil resources in unstable countries without regard for the political risk entailed?

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A Chinese Perspective on a Changing World

How is Asia's economic rise different from the rise of the West?

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Afghanistan, Vietnam and Realism

Is President Obama’s best bet in Afghanistan to make deals with the country’s principal tribal chiefs?

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Civil Unrest and China’s Growing Pains

How do China’s current problems harken back to previous periods of rapid industrialization?

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Harmonious Diplomacy and Global Governance (Part III)

What is China’s strategy for participating in international affairs?

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Obama, the (Foreign Policy) Realist

Did President Obama’s recent trip to Europe really prove he is too nice to lead effectively?

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The West in Disarray

Has the West failed at its dream of spreading democracy?

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WTO and Kyoto: Some Negotiating Similarities — And Some Differences

Why are the stakes so high when it comes to the WTO and Kyoto negotiations?

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Common Wealth

Will the 21st century be marked by a shift from acting in national interests to acting in global interests?

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A Leaderless Global Order?

Should regional players combine to give the United States a much-needed reprieve from global disorder?

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