The Washington Quarterly


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Why China Will Democratize,
Yu Liu and Dingding Chen, Winter 2012


U.S. and Chinese Power after the Financial Crisis Joseph S. Nye, Jr. (published October 2010)	Geopolitical Effects of the Financial Crisis Mathew J. Burrows and Jennifer Harris (initially published April 2009)
Coping with a Conflicted China David Shambaugh (initially published Winter 2011)	The Battle for China's Top Nine Leadership Posts Cheng Li (published Winter 2012)
Doubling Down on Iran Kenneth M. Pollack and Ray Takeyh (published Autumn 2011)	A North Korean Spring? Victor D. Cha and Nicholas D. Anderson (published Winter 2012)
The U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy Debate Christopher F. Chyba and J. D. Crouch (initially published July 2009)	Caught in the Muddle: America's Pakistan Strategy Paul Staniland (published Winter 2011)

		Reshaping Rogue States Preemption, Regime Change, and US Policy toward Iran, Iraq, and North Korea		Global Powers in the 21st Century The Politics, Power, and Visions of China, Europe, India, Japan, and Russia		The Epicenter of Crisis: The New Middle East Examining Six Critical Countries in a Changed World
		The Battle for Hearts and Minds Using Soft Power to Undermine Terrorist Networks		What Does the World Want from America? International Perspectives on U.S. Foreign Policy		Contemporary Nuclear Debates Missile Defense, Arms Control, and Arms Races in the Twenty-First Century