Every year, ten scholars review dozens of recently published academic and popular nonfiction books for Foreign Affairs. As this year came to a close, the editors asked each of the reviewers to choose the three best books they've reviewed in 2016.
Click below to see their picks, along with three of our own.
China Is Maneuvering for International Leadership as the United States Falters
The Current One Highlights Its Strengths
What Washington Failed to Learn From the National Security Council’s Ebola Report
Independent Expertise Always Dies First When Democracy Recedes
And Why That’s a Giant Problem
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