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Liberal International Order
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How Can the US Manage a Rising China?
By Robert Farley
The United States needs to rethink how it approaches international order.
China's Rise and the Future of Liberal International Order: Asking the Right Questions
By Robert Farley
As China rises, what sort of challenge will it pose to the U.S.-led status quo?
What Does Trump Mean for China-EU Relations?
By Silvia Menegazzi
Though the challenges remain, new opportunities have also emerged.
Is China Ready for Global Leadership?
By Dingding Chen
Yes and no, but China should get ready for global leadership if the U.S. further retreats from the world.
Trump's Gorbachev Moment
By Liubomir K. Topaloff
Trump, like Gorbachev, wants radical reform of his country's basic underpinnings. It's a dangerous task.
Liberal Internationalism in the Age of Trump
By Thomas E. Kellogg
A blueprint for keeping liberal internationalism alive under a president who finds the concept distasteful.
Could Trump Actually Start a Nuclear War?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Examining the worst case and most likely scenarios when it comes to war under President Trump.
The End of American World Order
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Amitav Acharya.
Time to Go 'Huge'? What Will Trump’s Defense Policy in Asia Be?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Isolationism or military buildup?
Donald Trump Won. Prepare For Uncharted Geopolitical Waters in Asia
By Ankit Panda
The election of Trump may herald the end of the postwar order.
Asia's New Democracies and the Liberal World Order
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
The key to global order may lie with Asia's emerging democracies.
How the Rules-Based Order Really Works in Asia
By Robert Farley
Successful cooperation against common challenges requires regional inclusion.
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