Fall 2017 Global Order Colloquium Thought Pieces

How are the Dynamics of Great Power Changing?

Six Propositions About Great Power Competition and Revisionism in the 21st Century; by Hal Brands

Nationalism, Domestic Politics, and China's Global Leadership Role; by Oriana Skylar Mastro

What Comes After the End of History?; by Alina Polyakova

Domestic Political Interference in a Competitive Great-Power Environment; by William C. Wohlforth

Whither the International Economic and Trade Order?

Trump's Attempted Takedown of Global Trade Regime?; by Chad P. Bown

The China Manufacturing Shock, Politics, and U.S. Productivity; by Kishore Gawande

Trade, Populism, and Public Opinion; by Judith Goldstein

Changing Party Alignments in American Attitudes Toward Trade: Reflections on the Past, Implications for the Future; by Diana Mutz

Can the Global Human Rights Regime Survive?

The Transnational Diffusion of Nationalism; by Ryan Goodman

Catalytic Institutions for Global Commons: Tragedy or Tipping Point? by Thomas E. Hale

We the People: These United Divided States; by Catherine Powell

Liberalism, Populism, and the Backlash Against International Courts; by Erik Voeten

Changing Tides: How Will Global Climate Policy Evolve?

Climate Change, Trump, and Populism; by Ann Carlson

Climate Disruption, Populism, Nationalism, and Retrenchment; by David M. Driesen

The Reformation of Global Environmental Governance; by Eric W. Orts

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