The Globalist

In the Middle East, Iran, Israel and Russia — despite their rivalries — all share one goal: maintaining disunity.

Centrality, not hegemony is the name of the German political game. They love network logic.

Should the United States hold on to its notions of global hegemony?

Did President Clinton use globalization to advance U.S. interests?

How has President Bush’s leadership benefited Europe?

Can ancient Rome teach Washington lessons about empire building?

Will ad-hoc coalitions between underdeveloped nations be enough to contain aggressive hegemons?

Are most people better off economically now than at the beginning of the 20th century?