Readers

Global power revisited
The United States in a changing world order

Focusing on the role of the US in a changing world order, this reader brings together "insider" and "outsider" perspectives on three key global challenges: managing the economic and political fallout of the global financial crisis; forging an integrated international security policy based on multilateral cooperation, particularly in Iraq and Afghanistan; and the challenges of climate change, energy security and proliferation for global governance.

About Foresight

Foresight is a new international programme of investigation and debate structured around the challenge of forging common futures in a multi-polar world.
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Organisers

• Alfred Herrhausen Society
• Policy Network

Articles

• Big players: a positive Accord
  Anthony Giddens
• The political economy of climate change
  Arjun Singh-Muchelle
• Climate politics after Copenhagen
  Simon Latham
• G20: an end to US exceptionalism?
  Elena Jurado & Priya Shankar
• A healthy relationship
  Nina Hachigian
• Rebuilding alliances
  W. Alejandro Sanchez
• Latin steps
  Alejandro Jara Weitzmann
• A radical revamp
  Priya Shankar
• American power after the financial crisis
  Joseph Nye
• India and intellectual property: necessity or negotiating tactic?
  Nigel Singh
• A zero-sum game?
  Sumantra Bose
• The end of US economic hegemony?
  Paola Subacchi
• An inconvenient truth
  Jochen Prantl
• Out of the Doha deadlock?
  Biswajit Dhar
• Hungry for change
  Andrew Legon
• A responsibility to protect?
  Elena Jurado