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By Richard Haass
The era of American hegemony is over — and Washington will have to change its ways to succeed in the new environment.
By Fareed Zakaria
Why the United States will survive with rise of the rest.
By Steven Simon
Serenity in Iraq now, insanity later.
By Kenneth Roth
Don't detain terrorism suspects, try them.
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 Miriam F. Elman is Associate Professor of Political Science at Arizona State University. Her research and teaching interests include the relationship between democracy, war, and peace; the Middle East; the Arab-Israeli conflict; and the connections between religion and politics. Professor Elman's International Security class uses many articles from Foreign Affairs, including Michael Herzog's "Can Hamas Be Tamed?", which considers whether participation in the political process is likely to moderate radical political groups.
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Blame the Banks
Hands Off Hedge Funds, Sebastian Mallaby's Foreign Affairs article defending hedge funds, appeared in January 2007, before the onslaught of credit market turmoil.
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