ESSAYS

1. A Foreign Policy for the World as It Is: Biden and the Search for a New American Strategy. --Ben Rhodes
2. The Return of Peace Through Strength: Making the Case for Trump’s Foreign Policy. --Robert C. O’Brien
3. America Is Losing the Arab World: And China Is Reaping the Benefits. --Michael Robbins, Amaney A. Jamal, and Mark Tessler
4. How Hamas Ends: A Strategy for Letting the Group Defeat Itself. --Audrey Kurth Cronin
5. Green Peace: How the Fight Against Climate Change Can Overcome Geopolitical Discord. --Meghan L. O’Sullivan and Jason Bordoff
6. Sleepwalking Toward War: Will America and China Heed the Warnings of Twentieth-Century Catastrophe?. --Odd Arne Westad
7. The Progressive Case for American Power: Retrenchment Would Do More Harm Than Good. --Megan A. Stewart, Jonathan B. Petkun, and Mara R. Revkin
8. Top Dollar: Why the Dominance of America’s Currency Is Harder Than Ever to Overturn. --Eswar Prasad
9. The Credibility Trap: Is Reputation Worth Fighting For?. --Keren Yarhi-Milo
10. Fear Factor: How to Know When You’re in a Security Dilemma. --Charles L. Glaser
11. The Most Dangerous Game: Do Power Transitions Always Lead to War?. --Manjari Chatterjee Miller
12. Why They Don’t Fight: The Surprising Endurance of the Democratic Peace. --Michael Doyle
13. The Trade Truce? When Economic Interdependence Does and Doesn’t Promote Peace. --Stephen G. Brooks
14. The Power of Principles: What Norms Are Still Good For. --Tanisha M. Fazal

REVIEWS AND RESPONSES

15. Why Would Anyone Want to Run the World? The Warnings in Cold War History. --John Lewis Gaddis
16. The Pivot That Wasn’t: Did America Wait Too Long to Counter China?. --Oriana Skylar Mastro
17. Secular Stagnation: How Religion Endures in a Godless Age. --Shadi Hamid
18. What Does America Want From China? Debating Washington’s Strategy and the Endgame of Competition. --Rush Doshi; Jessica Chen Weiss and James B. Steinberg; Paul Heer; Matt Pottinger and Mike Gallagher