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Last Updated 01/01/12

The Clash of Ideas

The ideological battles that made the modern world—and will shape the future.

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Contents

January/February 2012

January/February 2012

Making Modernity Work

The Reconciliation of Capitalism and Democracy

Lenin and Mussolini

Harold J. Laski

Making the Collective Man in Soviet Russia

William Henry Chamberlin

The Philosophic Basis of Fascism

Giovanni Gentile

Radical Forces in Germany

Erich Koch-Weser

Hitler: Phenomenon and Portent

Hitler’s Reich

The First Phase

Hamilton Fish Armstrong

Political Ideas in the Twentieth Century

Benedetto Croce

The Position and Prospects of Communism

Harold J. Laski

Nationalism and Economic Life

The Reconstruction of Liberalism

The Economic Tasks of the Postwar World

Alvin H. Hansen and C. P. Kindleberger

Freedom and Control

Geoffrey Crowther

Limits of Economic Planning

The Split Between Asian and Western Socialism

David J. Saposs

The Myth of Post-Cold War Chaos

G. John Ikenberry

July/August 2007

July/August 2007

The Return of Authoritarian Great Powers

March/April 2009

March/April 2009

How Development Leads to Democracy

What We Know About Modernization

Ronald Inglehart and Christian Welzel

March/April 2011

March/April 2011

The Post-Washington Consensus

Development After the Crisis

Nancy Birdsall and Francis Fukuyama

January/February 2012

January/February 2012

The Future of History

Can Liberal Democracy Survive the Decline of the Middle Class?

Francis Fukuyama

January/February 2012

January/February 2012

The Democratic Malaise

Globalization and the Threat to the West

Charles A. Kupchan

January/February 2012

January/February 2012

The Strange Triumph of Liberal Democracy

Europe’s Ideological Contest

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