Comment: A Better Crystal Ball

The Right Way to Think About the Future

J. Peter Scoblic and Philip E. Tetlock

Comment: Heads in the Sand

Why We Fail to Foresee and Contain Catastrophe

Elke U. Weber

Comment: The Lawless Realm

Countering the Real Cyberthreat

Marietje Schaake

Comment: As the World Burns

Climate Change’s Dangerous Next Phase

Michael Oppenheimer

Comment: Coming Storms

The Return of Great-Power War

Christopher Layne

Essay: Capitalism After the Pandemic

Getting the Recovery Right

Mariana Mazzucato

Essay: China Thinks America Is Losing

Washington Must Show Beijing It’s Wrong

Julian Gewirtz

Essay: Rogue Superpower

Why This Could Be an Illiberal American Century

Michael Beckley

Essay: A National Security Reckoning

How Washington Should Think About Power

Hillary Clinton

Essay: The Transformation of Diplomacy

How to Save the State Department

William J. Burns and Linda Thomas-Greenfield

Essay: Uniting the Techno-Democracies

How to Build Digital Cooperation

Jared Cohen and Richard Fontaine

Essay: The Underappreciated Power

Japan After Abe

Mireya Solís

Essay: No Exit

Why the Middle East Still Matters to America

Steven A. Cook

Review Essay: The Decider

Why Bush Chose War in Iraq

Melvyn P. Leffler

Review Essay: The Long Road to Suffrage

How Women Won the Right to Vote

Jean H. Baker

Response: Hocus-Pocus?

Debating the Age of Magic Money

Raphaële Chappe and Mark Blyth; Sebastian Mallaby

Response: The Strategies Are Foreign, but the Corruption Is American

A Response to “The Rise of Strategic Corruption”

Sarah Chayes

Issue Package: What Are We Missing?

What’s Inside

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