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- A responsibility to protect?
Elena Jurado
The extent to which Russia agrees to play by international rules will depend on the willingness of the west to integrate them into a shared international order
- A zero-sum game?
Sumantra Bose
Events in South Ossetia demonstrate that greater cooperation, at both the global and regional level, is required to prevent the escalation of conflicts between territorial integrity and self-determination
- American power after the financial crisis
Joseph Nye
American leadership will remain crucial, but the US must mobilise international coalitions to address shared challenges
- An inconvenient truth
Jochen Prantl
More inclusive platforms for key stakeholders, both existing and emerging, are needed to manage global security relations
- Hungry for change
Andrew Legon
The global food crisis engulfing the world highlights the need for urgent reform of our multilaterial institutions
- Latin steps
Alejandro Jara Weitzmann
If ratified, a new South American treaty which challenges traditional Washington influence will represent a distinctive step in the region's political integration
- Out of the Doha deadlock?
Biswajit Dhar
The collapse of Doha shows that the developing world will no longer accept a US-dominated trade regime
- The end of US economic hegemony?
Paola Subacchi
Despite the rise of China and India, the US is set to remain a first amongst equals - at least for now
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Web article: Latin steps
If ratified, a new South American treaty which challenges traditional Washington influence will represent a distinctive step in the region's political integration suggests Alejandro Jara Weitzmann
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Web article: American power after the financial crisis
American leadership will remain crucial, but the US must mobilise international coalitions to address shared challenges, says Joseph Nye
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Web article: An inconvenient truth
More inclusive platforms for key stakeholders, both existing and emerging, are needed to manage global security relations, argues Jochen Prantl
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Web article: The end of US economic hegemony?
Despite the rise of China and India, the US is set to remain a first amongst equals - at least for now, suggests Paola Subacchi
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