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Paul Kennedy
Kennedy is a Yale University historian and an expert in military strategy. His column examines how leaders can best manage world affairs, diplomacy and international relations. Readers will learn the historical significance of current global trends. Also available in Spanish.
Paul Kennedy Samples
South Korea: Prosperity and Anxiety
I recently returned from my usual summer stay in South Korea, teaching international affairs at Kyung Hee University in Seoul. The prosperity was, well, right in your face.
When Is a National Strategy Document Not the National Strategy?
What does it mean when a national government, especially a government that is always at the center of world attention like that of the United States, issues public policy documents that are supposed to explain its defense priorities and its overal...
Do Great Leaders Make History, or Are They Simply Carried Along by the Tides of Change?
Some 70 years ago, on the evening of May 10, 1940, a sturdy and controversial British politician entered Buckingham Palace for an audience with King George VI.
Good Friday, Walking Westward
On Good Friday 1613, the renowned English poet John Donne was dispatched to the west of England on an official mission.
Why Should Snowy Countries Have All The Fun?
Earlier this month, after all of the results of the Winter Olympics were in, The New York Times printed an eye-catching world map of nations' relative successes in the games.
First Choose Your Future War, Then Choose Your Weapons
What does a nation do when it faces plenty of external challenges and plenty of potential threats -- and has interests and obligations across the world?
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