A World Without American Democracy?

July 9, 2021 | View in Browser

Sponsored by Oxford Said Business School

A World Without American Democracy?

The Global Consequences of the United States’ Democratic Backsliding

By Larry Diamond

A Foreign Affairs subscription is less than $3.50/month.

Subscribe today.

China’s Economic Reckoning

The Price of Failed Reforms

By Daniel H. Rosen

Spies Like Us

The Promise and Peril of Crowdsourced Intelligence

By Amy Zegart

Advertisement: Oxford Said Business School

The Oxford Executive Diploma in Global Business

Part-time - World-class - Transformational

Develop a deep understanding of the challenges involved in conducting business in an international landscape, focusing on global strategy, risk and reputation, corporate diplomacy and conducting business in emerging markets. This part-time, postgraduate University of Oxford qualification is studied in four modules over a year, in order to fit around existing work commitments. Learn as part of a global cohort of senior professionals and develop a lifelong network.

Download a brochure >

Regime Change Is Not an Option in China

Focus on Beijing’s Behavior, Not Its Leadership

By Evan S. Medeiros and Ashley J. Tellis

The Missing Chips

How to Protect the Semiconductor Supply Chain

By Chad P. Bown

The Promise of Africa’s “Youth Bulge”

Rebellious Young People Aren’t a Threat—They’re the Key to Democratic Reform

By Zachariah Mampilly

Subscribe for

Unlimited Access.

Choose an All-Access or Digital subscription for the app, audio, our archive, and more.

Subscribe for Unlimited Access.

Choose an All-Access or Digital subscription for

the app, audio, our archive, and more.

© 2021 Council on Foreign Relations | 58 East 68 Street, New York NY | 10065
All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use
For support or to view your account information, visit ForeignAffairs.com/services.

Reset your password here.
Click here to manage your email preferences.
This email was sent to [email protected]. To be removed from ALL Foreign Affairs emails,
including newsletters, unsubscribe here.
To ensure we can contact you,
please add us to your email address book or safe list.