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Marci Shore: The Banality of Merkel

SOURCE: Foreign Affairs (5-29-13)

Joseph Nye: Do Presidents Really Steer Foreign Policy?

SOURCE: The Atlantic (5-22-13)

Historian William Z. Slany, RIP

SOURCE: Secrecy News (5-22-13)

Christopher McKnight Nichols: The Limits of American Power -- A Historical Perspective

SOURCE: OUPblog (5-7-13)

Victor Davis Hanson: An Irrelevant Middle East

SOURCE: National Review (5-2-13)

Rosa Brooks: Would Machiavelli Have Drawn a Red Line?

SOURCE: Foreign Policy (5-2-13)

Louis René Beres: What's to Blame for America's Senseless Wars?

SOURCE: U.S. News and World Report (4-22-13)

Aaron David Miller: How Geography Explains the United States

SOURCE: Foreign Policy (4-16-13)

Sergey Radchenko: Mao and Stalin, Xi and Putin

SOURCE: Foreign Policy (3-27-13)

Macau: China's Unlikely Bridge to the Lusophone

By Joyman Lee

4-1-13

Joyman Lee is an historian of modern China. A sixth-year PhD student at Yale University, his dissertation is entitled "Where Imperialism Could Not Reach: Chinese Industrial Policy and Japan, 1900-40." He will be a visiting assistant professor of history at the University of Missouri, St. Louis beginning August 2013.

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