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The Vulnerability of Peripheries The United States must disprove the thesis of its decline, now being tested in three global hingepoints.
Tipping Point in the Indo-Pacific Little things can indeed mean a lot in China’s challenge to U.S. preeminence in the Pacific.
Playing the Long Game America’s most important challengers are organized for protracted competition. But America itself is not—yet.
nation-building in americaRe-imagining Infrastructure America is rich in expertise and dollars, but a desperately needed infrastructure renewal depends on something else.
Bank on It: A Conversation with Bernard Schwartz A conversation with Bernard Schwartz and William A. Galston on options for financing U.S. infrastructure renewal.
fabrics of american lifeQuilted America How the Smithsonian tried to outsource an American icon (and failed, thankfully).
The Apron Chronicles An apron can tell a great story, if you know how to tie one on.
mail callKing Solomon's Vanishing Temple The Palestinian denial of Jewish historical roots in Jerusalem is a denial of their own history, as well.
Neo-Feudalism Explained The flight of the best and brightest from Russia is no accident.
The Rootless Roma The benefits of nationalism, as illustrated by its absence.
reviewsSend in the Clones Kazuo Ishiguro hangs suspended between two cultures and two languages—a tension that enriches Never Let Me Go.
We Like to Watch Jerzy Kosinski's Being There is too biting to be funny anymore.
France Pressed Print media is under siege in France, too—but with a Gallic twist.
For a Little Room Behind the Shop How Montaigne found happiness: He helped himself.
Busytown Blues There’s a seamy underside to children’s book author/illustrator Richard Scarry’s busy, busy world.
notes & lettersThe Freedom Consensus The global economic crisis has convinced many that the Washington Consensus is "out" and the so-called Beijing Consensus is "in." As it turns out, three countries—India, Brazil, and South Africa—are leading the way to a new paradigm.
