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History Teaching: Still Crazy After All These Years	Easter: A Season of Renewal	Grand Fenwick, Afghanistan and Iraq
The Nixon-Deng Comparison	Can the Global Crisis of the Nineties Lead to Another Great Depression?	Glory and the New World Order
Blackouts: Symptoms of Our Dependence	The Nobel Committee Speaks to America	Sharing the Burdens of War
The Past and Future of Russian-American Relations	War with Iraq: The Movie	Responding to Terror: No Good Choices
Meddlers Hamstring Iraq Policy	The Osama bin Laden of 1916	Banning Harry Potter
History Shadows U.S.-China Relations	War and “The Law of Unintended Consequences”	Apologizing for History
A New Atlantic Charter?	Iraq Repeats Long-Ago Mistakes in the Philippines	The “Unimaginable” Has, in Fact, Often Been Imagined
Getting Others to Fight Our Wars	The End of a “Safe America”	What the Vietnam War Tells Us About Iraq
Policies for the Fearful: Rollback Then, Regime Change Now	Getting Away from the “Quagmire” Cliché	Road to Europe: The 2015 Migration Crisis
America’s Intervention Predicament	Democracy-Building Will Be Tougher This Time	Playing Fast and Loose with Historical Analogies
Learning to Dance With the French	George W. Bush and Indian Land Claims	Another Cold War? China This Time?
Regime Change: New Name, Dangerous Old Policy	Historical Analogies: Handle With Care	How to Intervene and Get Out
Will We Turn the U.N. Charter into a “Scrap of Paper”?	Torture in Iraq: Lessons from Algeria	When the Axis Was Truly Evil
Reforming a Welfare State	War Crimes: The “New Era” Looks Like the Old	When America Was Considered a Rogue Nation
A New Kind of Anti-Americanism	Nation-Building Demands Heavy Lifting	A Danger Shared by All
Where Will “Liberation” Lead?	The Test-Ban Treaty and the Cold War’s Lessons	Will the United States Start a New Nuclear Arms Race?
War Without End Brings Endless Dangers	Peace through Olympic Sport?	The Risks of Unilateralism
History Through a Faith-Based Lens	Why We Need to Rearm Iraq	Not Only Action but Accountability
On the Verge of War, Look Before You Leap	Who is responsible for the Elian Gonzalez case?	Second-Guessing Hiroshima?
Terrorism: A New Kind of War?	First World War of the Twenty-First Century?	Hybrid Justice for Hussein
The New Species of Terrorism	Hiroshima: Military Voices of Dissent	Vladimir Putin: Not the Jefferson of Russia
A New Resource in the War Against Terrorism?	An Effective American Policy on Tibet?	U.S. Credibility at Stake in Iraq

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