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The Case for Upending World Trade

How Trump’s Vision Echoes America’s Traditional Approach

By Peter E. Harrell

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The Personalist Global Order

When Individual Whims Drive Great-Power Policy

By Seva Gunitsky and Semuhi Sinanoglu

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The War That Outgrew Sudan

Middle East Rivalries Are Turning a Local War Into a Regional Crisis

By Alex de Waal

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The Transactional Trap

How Foreign Policy Dealmaking Can Sow Violence

By Michael Brenes

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