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Publication Date: 1999



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Introduction by Fareed Zakaria

The End of History? - Preview Unavailable
Francis Fukuyama,  The National Interest 

No Exit: the Error of Endism - Preview Unavailable
Samuel P. Huntington,  The National Interest, 

Liberalism and World Politics - Preview Unavailable
Micahel W. Doyle,  American Political Science Review 

The Clash of Civilizations?
Samuel P. Huntington,  Foreign Affairs,  Summer 1993

The Summoning
Fouad Ajami,  Foreign Affairs,  September/October 1993

Back to the Future: Instability in Europe After the Cold War - Preview Unavailable
John J. Mearsheimer,  International Security 

Response to "Back to the Future" - Preview Unavailable
Robert O. Keohane,  International Security 

Competitiveness: A Dangerous Obsession
Paul Krugman,  Foreign Affairs,  March/April 1994

From Geopolitics to Geo-Economies: Logic of Conflict, Grammar and Commerce - Preview Unavailable
Edward N. Luttwak,  The National Interest 

Workers and the World Economy
Ethan B. Kapstein,  Foreign Affairs,  May/June 1996

Workers and Economists I: First, Do No Harm
Paul Krugman,  Foreign Affairs,  July/August 1996

Workers and Economists II: Resist the Binge
Robert Z. Lawrence,  Foreign Affairs,  July/August 1996

Culture is Destiny: A Conversation with Lee Kuan Yew
Fareed Zakaria,  Foreign Affairs,  March/April 1994

Is Culture Destiny? The Myth of Asia's Anti-Democratic Values
Kim Dae Jung,  Foreign Affairs,  November/December 1994

The Rise of Illiberal Democracy
Fareed Zakaria,  Foreign Affairs,  November/December 1997

Response to "The Rise of Illiberal Democracy"
Marc F. Plattner,  Foreign Affairs,  March/April 1998

Women and the Evolution of World Politics
Francis Fukuyama,  Foreign Affairs,  September/October 1998

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