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HOME THE BOOK Praise for Excerpts About the publisher About the editor Buy the book THE AUTHOR REVIEWS CALENDAR |
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Articles from 2007 1 March 2007 Real Clear Politics — This Time, Bush Really Does Want to Avoid War 28 February 2007 International Herald Tribune — The Kirkuk "powder keg" 9 February 2007 International Herald Tribune — A two-edged weapon 10 January 2007 Slate — Midnight at the Oasis: Dubai's visionary rulers have avoided political controversy, but that will likely end in 2007 29 January 2007 Real Clear Politics — Progress is Impressive in Indonesia 9 January 2007 Real Clear Politics — Japan could alter N. Korea nuke equation January/February 2007 The National Interest (PDF) — In the Right Direction Articles from 2006 14 December 2006 Real Clear Politics — ISG Report Ignores U.S. Allies 18 December 2006 Kommersant — Acclimatization: Foreign investors are learning to earn on "strong Kremlin" 7 December 2006 International Herald Tribune — Things are bad, but not hopeless Winter 2006 The Washington Quarterly — The Siloviki in Putin’s Russia: Who They Are and What They Want 22 November 2006 Slate — Freedom from fear trumps the freedom to vote: Why it's so hard to establish democracy in countries like Russia and Iraq. 20 October 2006 Guardian UK: Comment is Free — Lowering the temperature: To undermine Iran's position, the US needs to seek ways to contain global energy prices – and making another offer of direct talks could help. 15 October 2006 Times Online — If we isolate Kim, he'll get stronger: North Korea and other dictatorships remain stable because the West cuts them off, says Ian Bremmer. 9 October 2006 New Perspectives Quarterly — Engagement not sanctions is best way to deal with Iran, North Korea 1 October 2006 Washington Post — The World Is J-Curved 29 September 2006 Slate — Lula's silver lining: The good news about Brazil's problems 22 September 2006 The Korea Herald — Learning from Mexico's case 21 September 2006 InstitutionalInvestor.com — The J Curve: China by Ian Bremmer 17 September 2006 US News — Toward a Fresh Foreign Policy: How a simple "J curve" can help policymakers open up closed regimes 7 September 2006 Kommersant — The Winding Road to Democracy (Article in Russian) September 2006 Perspectives: The View (PDF) Citigroup Global Wealth Management Investment Research — Five Years Later, Terror’s Threat to the US Economy 31 August 2006 International Herald Tribune — Apartheid's gone, but poverty remains 16 August 2006 Slate — The Alternative Middle East Quartet: Despite the cease-fire, the region is more volatile than ever 7 August 2006 ABC News International — Cuba Without Castro: What Can We Expect from Castro's Heirs? 2 August 2006 Slate — The Man in Havana: How has Fidel Castro stayed in power for so long? 1 August 2006 Fortune — Misreading Missiles: In Asia the real risks are not always the perceived risks 8 June 2006 Fortune — As China rises, so does its risk: Doing business with a number of unstable countries has made Beijing a target of attacks 10 May 2006 Slate — The Little Guys of the Oil Business: Meet the "marginal producers" 24 April 2006 International Herald Tribune — Ian Bremmer writes about various challenges - political, social and economic - causing instability in Nigeria 17 April 2006 Fortune —Playing the oil card. Iran and the U.S. agree on one thing: Oil is the ultimate weapon 10 April 2006 Slate — Ian Bremmer writes about the indirect effect of the Iraq conflict on trends toward US protectionism 20 February 2006 Fortune — Taking a Brick out of BRIC: Russia doesn't belong in the same league as Brazil, India, and China 7 March 2006 Slate — China's Underpopulation Crisis. India has one, too 15 February 2006 Slate Magazine — Ian Bremmer writes about a new gas discovery in Burma that could pay for the nuclear technology they crave 24 January 2006 International Herald Tribune 23 January 2006 Slate — Our Status Quo Foreign Policy Managing conflict doesn't mean avoiding crises |
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