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1. How Everything Became National Security: And National Security Became Everything

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
National security -- Terminology -- Analysis, International relations, Political science
Abstract

In American politics, labeling something a matter of national security' automatically elevates its importance. In the language of foreign policy observers, national security questions, such as regulating weapons of mass [...]

Published
2024

8. Comments

Author

Bradford, Colin I. and Drezner, Daniel W.

Published
2009

12. You Could Not Pay Me Enough to Lead a College: Soon the capable few won't want the job either

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
College costs -- Forecasts and trends, Teachers -- Tenure, Universities and colleges -- Management -- Forecasts and trends -- United States, College presidents -- Compensation and benefits, Market trend/market analysis, Education
Abstract

BEGINNING about a decade ago, I started receiving queries from executive-search firms asking whether I would be interested in applying to be the dean of a public-policy school. These are [...]

Published
2024

13. The Perils of Pessimism: Why Anxious Nations Are Dangerous Nations

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
World politics -- Evaluation, International relations -- Evaluation, International relations, Political science
Abstract

The dirty secret about international relations is that although everyone agrees about the importance of power, no one can agree on how to define or measure it. There are occasional [...]

Published
2022

15. Global Economic Sanctions.

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
*ECONOMIC sanctions, *INTERNATIONAL sanctions, *INTERNATIONAL relations, *ECONOMIC expansion
Abstract

The growth in economic sanctions has been matched by a surge in scholarly research. This article reviews the current state of scholarship on economic sanctions to see where the literature has advanced since Baldwin's Economic Statecraft—and where there is need for further research. Over the past few decades, sanctions scholarship has made its greatest strides in investigating the effects and effectiveness of economic coercion attempts. This vein of research suggests that economic coercion is more effective than previously believed—but at the same time, the policy externalities of sanctions are far greater than previously understood. There remain many fruitful areas of research. Scholars need to consider how to better measure the deterrent effects of economic sanctions over time. Claims that there are different national styles of economic statecraft need to be tested to determine whether these styles are enduring or ephemeral. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, international relations scholars need to consider the systemic implications of increased sanctioning behavior. Scholars need to assess when and how sanctions affect the broader global political economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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17. The United States of Sanctions: The Use and Abuse of Economic Coercion

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
International trade -- Political aspects, Sanctions (International law) -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Ex-presidents -- Foreign policy, International trade, International relations, Political science
Abstract

In theory, superpowers should possess a range of foreign policy tools: military might, cultural cachet, diplomatic persuasion, technological prowess, economic aid, and so on. But to anyone paying attention to [...]

Published
2021

21. THE PERILS OF PREDICTIONS

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
United States -- Foreign policy -- History, Group dominance -- Strategic aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Economic forecasting -- History, Market trend/market analysis, International relations, Political science
Abstract

IN FOREIGN POLICY'S 50 YEARS, ITS WRITERS' FORECASTS HAVE RANGED FROM PRESCIENT TO SPECTACULARLY WRONG. HERE'S THE REASON. 1 In a world defined by scarcity, there will always be a [...]

Published
2021

23. IN BOX

Author

HOUNSHELL, BLAKE, STRASSER, MAX, DEGNER, DAVID, KENNY, CHARLES, Keating, Joshua E., Kissinger, Henry, CARNEY, SCOTT, MIKLIAN, JASON, HOELSCHER, KRISTIAN, and Drezner, Daniel W.

Published
2011

25. There Is No China Crisis: UNLESS WE CAUSE ONE BY OVERREACTING TO ASIA'S CHANGING POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC LANDSCAPE

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
Legislators -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects -- Political activity, Cold War, 1945-1991 -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Communists -- Political aspects -- Political activity -- Economic aspects, Communism, McCarthyism, Satellites (Spacecraft), Humanities, Philosophy and religion, Political science
Abstract

THE UNITED STATES has a long and distinguished history of freaking out about powerful rival nations. When countries even begin to approach the United States in economic might, the political [...]

Published
2020

27. Cut out the Bias

Author

Drezner, Daniel W., Miller, Joan, Hanson, Robin, Mueller, John, Kahneman, Daniel, and Renshon, Jonathan

Published
2007

30. The Post-Neoliberalism Moment.

Author

DREZNER, DANIEL W.

Subjects
*NEOLIBERALISM, *SKEPTICISM, *GLOBALIZATION
Abstract

The article focuses on the shifting perspective on neoliberalism, particularly within influential circles like the Financial Times, where skepticism toward neoliberal policies is growing. Topics discussed include the historical embrace of neoliberalism; recent criticisms from voices like author Rana Foroohar; the emergence of post-neoliberal ideas in response to perceived failures in addressing crises; and highlights potential risks associated with moving away from globalization.

Published
2024

37. Will Today's Global Trade Wars Lead to WORLD WAR III? THE SPLINTERING OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE IS A WORRYING SIGN FOR PEACE THROUGH TRADE

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
National security -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, International trade -- Political aspects, Protectionism -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, Globalization -- Forecasts and trends, President of the United States -- Trade policy, Trade disputes -- Political aspects, Autonomy (Political science), Textiles, Trade policy, International trade, Market trend/market analysis, Humanities, Philosophy and religion, Political science
Abstract

YOU MIGHT NOT know about a minor trade skirmish in the Balkans that started late last year. But you should, because it signals a worrying shift in how national security [...]

Published
2019

45. The Economic Case for Free Trade Is Stronger Than Ever: BUT WORKING-CLASS IDENTITY POLITICS THREATEN TO RUIN EVERYTHING

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
Skilled labor -- Political aspects, Free trade -- Political aspects, President of the United States -- Trade policy, Tariffs -- Political aspects, Protectionism -- Political aspects, Humanities, Philosophy and religion, Political science
Abstract

THIS IS A cultural issue as much as an economic issue,' explained Chris Matthews on MSNBC's Morning Joe in March. Matthews and I had been invited to discuss Donald Trump's [...]

Published
2018

48. America's pessimism surplus

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
Pessimism -- Forecasts and trends -- Political aspects, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Daniel W. Drezner Two weeks ago, the National Review issued a statement signed by many leading commentators on the right titled 'America's Crisis of Self-Doubt.' It warned, 'The national [...]

Published
2022

49. Can the United States focus on China while countering Russia?

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022- -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Daniel W. Drezner It is worth remembering that in the year before Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Joe Biden sought a 'stable' relationship with Russia and its leader, Vladimir [...]

Published
2022

50. What don't we know about the war in Ukraine?

Author

Drezner, Daniel W.

Subjects
Russian Invasion of Ukraine, 2022- -- Analysis, War -- Analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Daniel W. Drezner In thinking about the evolution of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Lawrence Freedman's Substack has been invaluable. His latest assessment is blunt about Russia's failures on the [...]

Published
2022

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