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1. Fall 2020 edition of Strategic Visions

2. A Roundtable on Christopher Dietrich, A Companion to U.S. Foreign Relations

3. Toward an Inclusive & Balanced Regional Order: A New U.S. Strategy in East Asia

4. Toward an Inclusive Security Arrangement in the Persian Gulf

5. The Dominance Dilemma: The American Approach to NATO and its Future

6. Responsible Statecraft Requires Remaking America’s Foreign Relations Tool Kit

7. De-Risking the India Relationship: An Action Agenda for the United States

8. Nothing Much to Do: Why America Can Bring All Troops Home From the Middle East

9. How Syria Changed Turkey’s Foreign Policy

10. Spring 2021 edition of Strategic Visions

11. Turbulence in arms control: Open Skies Treaty became a victim of the great power competition

12. Trump 2.0 or a first Biden administration? How different worldviews will shape US foreign policy

13. Iran’s foreign policy: Buying time until the US presidential elections

14. Exploring India's Strategic Futures

15. A Roundtable on Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Do Morals Matter?: Presidents and Foreign Policy from FDR to Trump

16. A Roundtable on Daniel Bessner and Fredrik Logevall, “Recentering the United States in the Historiography of American Foreign Relations”

17. Roundtable on Timothy J. Lynch, In the Shadow of the Cold War: American Foreign Policy from George Bush Sr. to Donald Trump

18. Spring 2020 edition of Strategic Visions

19. In The Era Of U.S. Energy Abundance: The Role Of The Caspian Region In U.S. Policy

20. 11th U.S.-China High-Level Political Party Leaders Dialogue

21. Against ‘the Blob’: America’s Foreign Policy in Eurasia’s Heartland is Becoming its Own Greatest Enemy

22. Eurasia, the Hegemon, and the Three Sovereigns

23. Reassessing U.S.-Azerbaijani Relations: A Shared Imperative to Look Ahead

24. A New Horizon for the Korea-India Strategic and Sustainable Partnership under Korea's New Southern Policy

25. On Sovereignties and Solidarities

26. Women’s Participation and the Fate of Nonviolent Campaigns: A Report on the Women in Resistance (Wire) Data Set

27. Seizing the Moment? The U.S. Strategy for Women, Peace and Security

28. The United States Foreign Policy Towards ChinA: Invalidity of Convergence and Integration in Facing an XXI Century China

29. INTER-AMERICAN RELATIONS AFTER 9/11: OVERCOMING NEGLECT

30. A Roundtable on Jasper M. Trautsch, The Genesis of America: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Formation of National Identity, 1793-1815

31. A Roundtable on John M. Thompson, Great Power Rising: Theodore Roosevelt and the Politics of U.S. Foreign Policy

32. A Roundtable on Robert K. Brigham, Reckless: Henry Kissinger and the Tragedy of Vietnam

33. The Diplomatic Character(s) of the Early Republic

34. A Roundtable on Grant Madsen, Sovereign Soldiers: How the U.S. Military Transformed the Global Economy After World War II

35. Rescuing multilateralism

36. The United States-Iran standoff: Recent tensions are symptomatic of President Trump’s broader foreign-policy approach

37. US foreign policy tools in the era of disinformation: Deficiencies prevent effective response to malign information operations

38. The militarization of US foreign policy: Engagement with Europe increasingly about defense

39. Fall 2019 edition of Strategic Visions

40. Enough Toxic Militarism

41. On The Question Of Chinese Espionage

42. Leadership And Policy-Making: Lessons From The U.S. Government

43. How to Enlarge NATO: The Debate inside the Clinton Administration, 1993–95

44. Seventy years of NATO: Is the Alliance still needed?

45. Volodymyr Zelensky’s Sweeping Victories: Is Ukraine’s Turn Toward the West Definite?

46. Transatlantic Sanctions Policy : From the 1982 Soviet Gas Pipeline Episode to Today

47. In Dire Straits? Implications of US-Iran Tensions for the Global Oil Market

48. Change and Continuity in Japan-Russia Relations: Implications for the United States.

49. Grooming the next Generation of Foreign Policymakers: Women, Peace and Security in Practice

50. Women, Peace & Security: By the Numbers

51. America First: The Past and Future of an Idea

52. Insight on Syria: What Are Putin's Motives?

53. Managing Global Disorder: Prospects for Transatlantic Cooperation

54. Contextualizing the "Trump Doctrine": Realism, Transactionalism and the Civilizational Agenda

55. The Sino-Russian and US-Russian relationships: Current developments and future trends

56. Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1972-83

57. Goodbye, Nehru: Indian Foreign Policy Under Globalization

58. Poland, US bases and geopolitical games

59. Midterm elections in the United States: A boost or a setback for President Donald Trump

60. Consensus for Action: Towards a More Effective EU Sanctions Policy

61. Seven Chinas A Policy Framework

62. Oversight and Accountability in U.S. Security Sector Assistance

63. Perspectives on Taiwan Insights from the 2017 Taiwan-U.S. Policy Program

64. Security Implications of China’s Military Presence in the Indian Ocean

65. Who’s Afraid of Russian Gas? Bridging the Transatlantic Divide

66. Australia and the United States An Alliance for the Twenty-first Century

67. Structural Dissonance: The U.S.-PRC Defense Relationship, 1979-1989

68. Diplomacy in Defense of Democracy

69. Designing Our Secure Future: Inaugural Convening, Ottawa, Canada

70. Elite Cues or Social Cues? The Formation of Public Opinion on Foreign Policy

71. Hard Times for Soft Power: A Q&A with Joseph Nye

72. The Cold War’s Endless Ripples

73. Economic Constraints on Russian Foreign Policy

74. End Times Diplomacy at the UN?

75. Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1960-1972

76. The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Russia - US flashpoint

77. Fears of War on the Korean Peninsula

78. War Powers and Unconstitutional Wars from Truman to the Present

79. America’s Double Government: The Hidden Agenda of the National Security State

80. Donald Trump and Canadian International Security

81. Back to the Basics of Growth and Diplomacy: Four Questions to Answer

82. he World That Awaits President-Elect Trump

83. Misperceiving U.S. Foreign Policy in the Gulf: Raising the Hidden Costs of U.S. Dependence on Oil

84. United States After the Presidential Election 2016: Continuation or Abandonment of Obama’s Foreign Policy

85. The Culture of Political Instability and the Rapprochement of South America and United States

86. Brazil and the Regional Leadership Vacuum: The Chinese-American Advantage

87. Why America Misunderstands the World: National Experience and Roots of Misperception

88. Russia’s Asia Pivot: Engaging the Russian Far East, China and Southeast Asia

89. Economic Statecraft: American Economic Power and the New Face of Financial Warfare

90. The Pathologies of Power: Fear, Honor, Glory, and Hubris in U.S. Foreign Policy, Christopher J. Fettweis

91. The Education of an Anti-Imperialist: Robert La Follette and U.S. Expansion, Richard Drake

92. Old Habits, New Consequences: Pakistan's Posture toward Afghanistan since 2001

93. Power Games in the Caucuses, Azerbaijan's Foreign and Energy Policy towards the West, Russia and the Middle East

94. Ballots, Bullets, and Bargains: American Foreign Policy and Presidential Elections

95. A Comparative Analysis of Imperial Japan's Predicament in China and U.S. Quagmire in Post-Saddam Iraq: Similarities, Lessons and Implications

96. Turkey: The Almost Mediator State

97. Russia vs. EU/US through Georgia and Ukraine

98. Thomas H. Henriksen. America and the Rogue States. New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012.

99. The Inscrutable Intentions of Great Powers

100. Govern LIke Us: U.S. Expectations of Poor Countries