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A Credible Grand Strategy: The Urgent Need to Set Priorities • Stimson Center

This paper documents why U.S. foreign policy should change, and then maps out how it can be done. ....

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Scholars, Journalists Discuss U.S.-China Relations, Afghanistan Withdrawal on Virtual Panel | News

Scholars, Journalists Discuss U.S.-China Relations, Afghanistan Withdrawal on Virtual Panel | News | The Harvard Crimson ....

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How to Keep The US Retreat from Afghanistan From Emboldening China

Start by recalling precisely how deterrence works. ....

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Are the elites worse than you think? | Humanitarian News

Are the elites worse than you think?
12 December, 2020 - 12:20
Here is a new and important paper by Joshua D. Kertzer, noting that it mainly confirms what I observe every day (aren’t those the very best research studies?) Here is part of the abstract:
…political scientists both overstate the magnitude of elite-public gaps in decision-making, and misunderstand the determinants of elite-public gaps in political attitudes, many of which are due to basic compositional differences rather than to elites’ domain-specific expertise.
My rewrite of his sentence is that elites are arguing from their class and demographic biases (a bias can be positive, to be clear), not from their expertise. That lowers the marginal value of expertise, ....

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