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April 2021

Anchoring the World

Essays from the Lloyd George Study Group on World Order

8 Articles

8 Articles

Table of Contents

I

Introduction

How to Build an Order

An International Agenda for the Twenty-First Century

Charles A. Kupchan and Leslie Vinjamuri

II

International Order in the Twenty-First Century

The Liberal Order Begins at Home

How Democratic Revival Can Reboot the International System

Robin Niblett and Leslie Vinjamuri

March/April 2021

March/April 2021

Opening Up the Order

A More Inclusive International System

Anne-Marie Slaughter and Gordon LaForge

The World Still Needs the UN

Building Global Governance From Scratch Is a Fool’s Errand

The Illiberal Tide

Why the International Order Is Tilting Toward Autocracy

Alexander Cooley and Daniel H. Nexon

The Case for a New Engagement Consensus

A Chinese Vision of Global Order

January/February 2021

January/February 2021

The World China Wants

How Power Will—and Won’t—Reshape Chinese Ambitions

The New Concert of Powers

How to Prevent Catastrophe and Promote Stability in a Multipolar World

Richard N. Haass and Charles A. Kupchan

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