Roundtables

Last September, Perry World House hosted a colloquium on the current state of the global order. These essays on global order, great power competition, and the likelihood of war emerged from that colloquium.

The contributors to this roundtable review Sarah Kreps’ book, “Taxing War,” and discuss the intertwining relationship between money and war.

In this featured roundtable essay for Vol. 2, Iss. 1, Colin Dueck takes stock of conservative foreign policy — past, present, and future.

In this featured roundtable essay for Vol. 2, Iss. 1, Van Jackson lays out a vision for progressive foreign policy.

We gathered together a group of scholars and practitioners to discuss the Reagan administration’s foreign policy in Latin America — the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In this roundtable, we asked our chair, Van Jackson, to write a prompt essay on the future of progressive foreign policy, and had each of our contributors respond.

In this roundtable, we asked the chair, Colin Dueck, to write a prompt essay about the future of conservative foreign policy, and then asked our seven contributors to respond.

For years, America has depended on partnering with countries to help combat terrorism and promote regional stability. We gathered together a group of experts to weigh in on security assistance and its pros and cons.

We convened a roundtable to discuss Reagan’s foreign policy legacy, its place in the Trump doctrine, and its future in the GOP.