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51. Did the State Department Get the Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review Right?

52. The Pragmatic Challenge to Indian Foreign Policy

53. Under the Shrinking U.S. Security Umbrella: India's End Game in Afghanistan?

54. The Ties that Bind? U.S.–Indian Values-based Cooperation

55. The Focus Now Shifts to 2012

56. Al-Qaeda and the Rise of China: Jihadi Geopolitics in a Post-Hegemonic World

57. The Battle for Reform with Al-Qaeda

58. Beware the Duck Test

59. The Trust Deficit: Seven Steps Forward for U.S.–Arab Dialogue

60. Doubling Down on Iran

61. Pakistan's Nuclear Calculus

62. Should the United States Abandon Taiwan?

63. The Missing Endgame for Afghanistan: A Sustainable Post-Bin Laden Strategy

64. A Detour Strategy for the Test Ban Treaty

65. Iran and the Great Sanctions Debate

66. Should Israel Become a "Normal" Nation?

67. Engagement without Recognition: A New Strategy toward Abkhazia and Eurasia's Unrecognized States

68. Getting Back on Track in Bosnia-Herzegovina

69. American and Chinese Power after the Financial Crisis

70. Understanding the Geopolitical Implications of the Global Financial Crisis

71. Storm Clouds Gathering for the Democrats

72. Toward a Third Generation of International Institutions: Obama's UN Policy

73. Toward Effective Multilateralism: Why Bigger May Not Be Better

74. Why Has the United States Not Been Attacked Again?

75. Containing Iran?: Avoiding a Two-Dimensional Strategy in a Four-Dimensional Region

76. The United States, India, and Global Governance: Can They Work Together?

77. Understanding the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy Debate

78. Shaping the Choices of a Rising China: Recent Lessons for the Obama Administration

79. The Obama Administration and the Americas: A Promising Start

80. Harnessing the Financial Furies: Smart Financial Power and National Security

81. Using Social Power to Balance Soft Power: Venezuela's Foreign

82. What Do They Really Want?: Obama's North Korea

83. Playing the Same Game: North Korea's Coercive Attempt at U.S. Reconciliation

84. Forget Bretton Woods II: the Role for U.S.-Japan-China Trilateralism

85. Revisiting the Future: Geopolitical Effects of the Financial Crisis

86. The Myth of a No-NATO-Enlargement Pledge to Russia

87. Obama's Existential Challenge to Ahmadinejad

88. Dirty Windows and Burning Houses: Setting the Record Straight on Irregular Warfare

89. Dusk or Dawn for the Human Rights Movement?

90. Talking with Insurgents: A Guide for the Perplexed

91. Toward Reconciliation in Afghanistan

92. Time for Sober Realism: Renegotiating Relations with Pakistan

93. How Obama Can Get South Asia Right

94. The Campaign No One Will Forget