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Correspondence: Paradigms and Power

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By Stacie E Goddard, Paul MacDonald , Daniel Nexon, Rajesh Rajagopalan, John J. Mearsheimer
| Belfer Center
International Security International Security is America's leading peer-reviewed journal of security affairs. International Security Article from International Security Published: Spring 2026 Stacie E. Goddard, Paul K. MacDonald, Daniel H. Nexon, and Rajesh Rajagopalan respond to John J. Mearsheimer's Spring 2025 International Security article, "War and International Politics." Stacie E. Goddard, Paul K. MacDonald, Daniel H. Nexon; Rajesh Rajagopalan; and John J.
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The Globalist Delusion

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By Nadia Schadlow, Alexander Cooley, Daniel Nexon
| Hoover Institution
Power shifts are never easy. A major one is now underway, not between rival states, but between competing approaches to international order. Call it a clash of two operating systems. One view holds that the most pressing issues of the day can be addressed only through a framework of global and supranational institutions and multilateral rules.
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The Age of Kleptocracy

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By Alexander Cooley, Daniel Nexon
| Foreign Affairs
Analysts have long struggled to characterize U.S. President Donald Trump’s foreign policy. Because Trump pointedly rejects liberal-internationalist sensibilities, many have associated him with some form of realism, understood as the pursuit of the national interest defined entirely in terms of power.
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