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Robert D. Kaplan

Populism May 23, 2016 Snapshot

How Populism Will Change Foreign Policy

The rise of the populist presidential candidates, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, challenge the basic assumptions on which decades of U.S. foreign and domestic policy...

Richard Fontaine and Robert D. Kaplan

Security March/April 2016 Comment

Eurasia’s Coming Anarchy

As China and Russia face slower economic growth and increased domestic discontent, their foreign policies are likely to become more aggressive and unpredictable....

Robert D. Kaplan

Show of weakness: police officers in China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, May 2014. Slow growth is also leading China to externalize its internal weaknesses.

China May/June 2010 Essay

The Geography of Chinese Power

Thanks to the country’s favorable location on the map, China's inﬂuence is expanding on land and at sea, from Central Asia to the South China Sea and from the Russian...

Robert D. Kaplan

China - Foreign Affairs

Trade March/April 2009 Essay

Center Stage for the 21st Century

Already the world’s preeminent energy and trade interstate seaway, the Indian Ocean will matter even more as India and China enter into a dynamic great-power rivalry...

Robert D. Kaplan

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