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Andrew Moravcsik

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Professor of Politics and International Affairs
  and Director, European Union Program
Princeton University

E-mail: amoravcs@princeton.edu
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Department of Politics
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
Robertson Hall
Princeton, NJ 08544 USA

Tel: (609) 258-1161

     
   
     

SELECTED PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMENTARY

(for a full list of public commentary, see ALL PUBLICATIONS)

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2024).

Wir können night jeden Krieg wie den Zweiten Weltkrieg führen,“ ["We can't fight every war like World War II"] Die Welt (26 November 2023). For a PDF copy, click here.

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2023).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2023).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2023).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2023).

Interview with Andrew Moravcsik: “Las armas occidentales son esenciales, pero lo que realmente neutraliza a las fuerzas rusas es la valentía ucraniana,” (“Western weapons are essential, but what really neutralizes Russian forces is Ukrainian courage”) La Razón (19 February 2023).

Interview with Andrew Moravcsik: “La inmensa mayoría de los tanques que van a Ucrania son de fabricación europea,” (“The great majority of tanks committed to Ukraine are manufactured in Europe”) La Razón (7 February 2023).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2023).

Interview with Andrew Moravcsik: “Alemania está pagando el coste más alto de la guerra por su apoyo a Ucrania,” (“Germany pays the highest costs for its support of Ukraine in this war”) La Razón (17 January 2023). For a PDF copy, click here.

Interview with Andrew Moravcsik: “La relación EE UU-Europa daba miedo, pero en realidad no era tan conflictiva, ni siquiera con Trump,” (“The US-Europe relationship was troubling, but in the end not as conflictual as it seemed, even with Trump”) La Razón (2 December 2022).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2022).

Books for the Century - Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (Centennial Edition, September-October 2022).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2022).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2022).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2022).

“Europas værste fjender,” (“Europe’s Worst Enemies”) Føljeton (Copenhagen, Winter 2021). Available at: https://foljeton.dk/140033/pamflet-den-europaeiske-ledestjerne

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2021).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2021).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2021).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2021).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2021).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2020).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2020).

Why Europe Wins: The Last Decade Shows Brussels is Smarter than Beijing, London, Moscow and Washington” Foreign Policy Magazine (24 September 2020). For a PDF copy, click here.

The Rise of Populism in Europe and Beyond with Andrew Moravcsik” The Global Cable (Perry World House, University of Pennsylvania, 2020)

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2020).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2020).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2020).

Ever-Further Union: What Happened to the European Idea?” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2020). For a PDF copy, click here.

Power of connection: why the Russia-Europe gas trade is strangely untouched by politics” Nature (5 December 2019). For a PDF copy, click here.

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2019).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2019).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2019).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2019).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2019).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2018).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2018).

«STRAPPIAMO L’UE AI POPULISTI: Attenzione alle manie di integrazione,» (“Let’s tear the EU away from the Populists”) Il Forum (23 Ottobre 2018). For a PDF copy, click here.

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2018).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2018).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2017).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2017).

One Year after the Brexit Vote Britain's Relationship with the EU is Unlikely to Change Much: Here's Why?,” Washington Post (26 June 2017). For a PDF copy, click here.

Europe pays its fair share, whatever Donald Trump says,,” Financial Times (26 May 2017).

«L'Europa, Super potenza invisibile destinata a durare per decenni,» (“Europe, an invisible superpower destined to last for decades”) Giornale di Brescia (9 maggio 2017).

«L'Europa non è in crisi esistenziale ma fa notizia quando non funziona,>» (“Europe does not face an existential crisis but attracts headlines when it doesn’t work”) Giornale di Brescia (Giovedi 4 maggio 2017).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2017).

Europe is Still a Superpower,” Foreign Policy Magazine (13 April 2017).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2017).

Enemies of Europe Never Changed,” Visegrad Insight Respublica, (24 March 2017).

The Future of Europe: Coping with Crisis,” Great Decisions 2017 (New York: Foreign Policy Association, 2017).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2017).

Europe's Ugly Future: Muddling Through Austerity,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2016).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2016).

Brexit: Welcome, Britain, to the Hotel California,” Princeton Alumni Weekly (14 September 2016).

Taking the Lead: Interview with Andrew Moravcsik,” WNYC: Note to Self with Manoush Zomorodi (29 July 2016).

Lessons from Ukraine: Why a Europe-led Geo-Economic Strategy is Succeeding,” (Washington DC: German Marshall Fund, 2016).

Russia: A Test for Transatlantic Unity,” (Washington: Transatlantic Academy, German Marshall Fund, 2016). (with Nelli Babayan, Marie Mendras, Chris Miller, Ulrich Speck, Angela Stent, and Stephen Szabo).

Валерий Ковалевский, “Фонд Маршалла: Россия настроена на противостояние с Западом,” Voice of America - Russian Language News (10 May 2016).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2016).

Opinion: The United States is riding Europe's superpower coattails, The Washington Post (15 April 2016).

The Great Brexit Kabuki - a Masterclass in Political Theatre, Financial Times (8 April 2016).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2016).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2016).

Success in Ukraine Could Threaten Western Unity,” Transatlantic Take (German Marshall Fund of the United States, 20 November 2015).

Ukraine: Why the West Must Be Flexible,” The Globalist (25 November 2015).

Why I Put My Wife's Career First,” The Atlantic (October 2015).

Commentary:
Il gioco delle parti: Interview,” (“The Rules of the Game”) GQ Italia (Marzo 2020).
Dorothy Copeland, ““In Praise of Lead Parents: Lessons from the Trenches of Work & Parenting,” Linked In Pulse (15 March 2019).
Andrew Moravcsik, “Taking the Lead,” Note to Self (WNYC, Host: Manoush Zomorodi) (27 July 2016).
Class Notes - Class of 1979,” Stanford Magazine (March/April 2016).
Elisabeth Niejahr, “Daddy Uncool: Im Taxi mit dem Ehemann von Anne-Marie Slaughter,” (“Daddy is Uncool: In a Taxi with Anne-Marie Slaughter’s Husband”) Die Zeit (3 March 2016).
Ruben Navarrette, “Am I a stressed, tired, rushed dad? Yes. But I'm also enormously thankful,” Fox News Opinion (9 November 2015).
Moravcsik on Stay-at-Home Dads,” GPS with Fareed Zakaria (18 October 2015).
Beth Hand, “How Gender Bias Hides Men Too,” The Huffington Post (7 October 2015).
Paula Escobar Chavarría, “Breaking the Taboo of Earning More Than Your Husband,” The Huffington Post (Latino Voices) (29 September 2015).
Making Our Workplaces Work for Everybody,” On Point with Tom Ashbrook (NPR, 28 September 2015).
'Unfinished Business': When Working Families Can't Do It All,” NPR Weekend Edition (27 September 2015).
Why I Put My Wife's Career First,” Huffpost Live (23 September 2015).
Anne-Marie Slaughter and Andrew Moravcsik on Work-Life Balance,” Massachusetts General Hospital Center on Brain, Law and Behavior (21 September 2015).
Amy Joyce, “On Parenting: "If Women 'still can't have it all,' Here's How Dads Can Help Everyone Have More,” Washington Post (18 September 2015).
Robert Franklin, “Andrew Moravcsik: Fatherhood's Good for Dads, Motherhood Bad for Mom,” National Parent's Organization (17 September 2015).
Kristin van Ogtrop, “Why Ambition Isn't Working for Women,” Time (Cover Story) (17 September 2015).
Davide Casati, “Andreste in congedo paternità per la carrier della mamma?,” (“Would you go on paternity leave to advance Mom’s career?”) Corriere della Sera (27 ora) (17 Sept 2015).
KJ Dell'Antonia, “Your Family, or Your Job? Why We Shouldn't Ask Which Comes First,” New York Times: Motherlode – Living the Family Dynamic (17 September 2015).
Charlotte Allen, “Atlantic Writer's "Why I Put My Wife's Career First" Actually Argues That Men Are Better Than Women,” Independent Women's Forum (16 September 2015).
One Husband Puts His Wife's Career Before His Own,” Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal (NPR, 15 September 2015).
His wife said women 'can't have it all.' Now hear his side of the story. Society must be more open to male lead parents, professor says,” The Advisory Board Company: Daily Briefing (14 September 2015).
Juliane Helinek, “Anne-Marie Slaughter's Husband Speaks Out,” Take the Lead: The Movement Blog (14 September 2015).
Dave McGinn, “Sorry, mom and dad, but you can't have it all. Someone has to be the 'lead parent',” The Globe and Mail (14 September 2015).
Ester Bloom, “Parenting: Too Many Millennial Dads Are Hypocrites. But There's Hope,” The Billfold (11 Sept 2015).
Liam O'Hagan, “It's Time to Retire "Mr. Mom",” The Huffington Post (11 September 2015).
Good Morning America
Business Insider
Fox & Friends

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2015).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2015).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2015).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2015).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2015).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2014).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2014).

Ultimately, the Member States Decide: Interview with Andrew Moravcsik on the Scottish Referendum and European Union Politics,” Verfassungsblog - on Matters Constitutional (27 Sept 2014).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2014).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2014).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2014).

L'Europe sur le divan,” (“Europe on the couch”) in Jean-Hervé Lorenzi et Christian de Boissieu (Le Cercle des économistes), eds. Et si le soleil se levait à nouveau sur l'Europe? (Paris: Fayard, 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2013).

Europa ist auf der richtigen Seite der Geschichte,” (“Europe is on the right side of history”) Die Presse (Wien) (26 September 2013).

Why Europe is the Other Superpower of the 21st Century (and China is Not),” Bernard Schwartz Distinguished Lecture, Johns Hopkins School of International Studies (5 September 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2013).

The (Smart) Politics of EU Posturing,” The Monkey Cage (24 January 2013).

A revised version: “Squaring The Circle In London: Cameron The EuropeanSocial Europe Journal (29 January 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2013).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (November/December 2012).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2012).

Eurozone: Closer Fiscal Union,” CNN TV: Christiane Amanpour (26 June 2012).FA

Europe after the Crisis,” New York Times / International Herald-Tribune (23 April 2012).

For a version in MS Word, click here.

Europe After the Crisis: How to Sustain a Common Currency,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2012).

Book Reviews: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2012).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2012).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2012).

"Dissolving the Eurozone Would Be Difficult, Much Less the EU," Interview with ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ (25 November 2011).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2011).

The EU will Last,” The New York Times (12 September 2011) (with Mareike Kleine).

Powerhouse Europe: Why European Power Still Eclipses China,” (Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, 3 May 2011).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2011).

European Dis-Union,” America Abroad Media (Radio: February 2011).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (March/April 2011).In Defense of Europe

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (January/February 2011).

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (September/October 2010).

Europe: Quietly Rising Superpower in a Bipolar World,” in Alan Alexandroff and Andrew Cooper, eds., Rising States, Rising Institutions (Washington: Brookings Institution Press, 2010).

In Defense of Europe: Now More than Ever, it’s  not Smart to Bet on the EU’s Demise,” Newsweek (30 May 2010, Cover Story).

                For a .pdf version of the article, click here.

Recent Books: Western Europe,” Foreign Affairs (May/June 2010).

"Europe: The Second Superpower," Current History (March 2010).

"Recent Books: Western Europe," Foreign Affairs (March/April 2010).

U.S.-EU Relations: Putting the Bush Years in Perspective,” in Federiga Bindi, ed. The Foreign Policy of the European Union: Assessing Europe’s Role in the World (Washington: Brookings Institution, 2010).

"Why is Europe, not China or India, the Second Superpower of the 21st Century?" Radio Interview on WILL/Illinois Public Radio (27 January 2010).

"Recent Books: Western Europe," Foreign Affairs (January/February 2010).

"Conference : the European Union after the Lisbon Treaty" (Joint Lecture and Discussion with French Ambassador Pierre Vimont) Consulate of France, New York, NY (December 2009).

"Recent Books: Western Europe," Foreign Affairs (November/December 2009).Current History

"The Quiet Superpower," Global Europe (14 September 2009).

For a response and debate, click here.

"Recent Books: Western Europe," Foreign Affairs (September/October 2009).

"Europe Defies the Skeptics: How Crisis Will Make the EU Stronger," Newsweek (1 August 2009).

Yves Mény e Andrew Moravcsik discutono di democazia europea,” (“Yves Mény and Andrew Moravcsik discuss European democracy”) Il molino Summer 3 / 2009.

English Translation: "A Transatlantic Dialogue on Democracy and its Future," EUI Review (Summer 2009).

"Ignore the Skeptics: The European Union is Doing Just Fine," Newsweek (International editions, 29 June 2009).

"NATO and the European Union," Panel IV at NATO at 60 Symposium (Council on Foreign Relations, 26 February 2009).

"The Myth of Europe's 'Democratic Deficit'," Intereconomics: Journal of European Economic Policy (November-December 2008).

"Interview: Turkish Accession as Part of a Multi-Level Europe?" Republic (Athens, Greece, November 2008).

For a .pdf version of the interview, click here.

"What We Learned in China," Princeton Alumni Weekly (22 October 2008) (with Anne-Marie Slaughter).

"Another Angle: Few Voters Know or Care about the European Union," E! Sharp (September-October 2008).

"Don't Know? Vote No!" Prospect (July 2008, London).Newsweek

"Washington Cries Wolf," Newsweek (International edition, 31 March 2008, Cover Story).

For a .pdf scan of the article as it appeared in Newsweek, click here.

For a Chinese translation, click here: 华府对中国军事现代化大呼“狼来了”

Translated into Chinese in Can Kao Xiao Xi (25 March 2008).

"Make Way for the Quiet Superpower," Newsweek (International edition, 31 December 2007).

For a .pdf scan of the article as it appeared in Newsweek, click here.

"European Integration: Looking Ahead," Great Decisions 2008 (Foreign Policy Association, New York, 2008).

"Marxist Populism," Prospect (December 2007, London).

For a .pdf scan of the article as it appeared in Prospect, click here.

"The Self-Absorbed Dragon," Newsweek (International edition, 29 October 2007).

For a .pdf scan of the article as it appeared in Newsweek, click here.

Translated into Chinese in Can Kao Xiao Xi (22 October 2007).

"Soft Power's Libyan Triumph," Financial Times (30 July 2007, Opinion and Comment).

"A Rogue Reforms: Libya Comes in from the Cold," Newsweek (International editions, 16 July 2007).

Contribution to "Symposium: American exceptionalism - Is there a moral high ground?" International Herald Tribune (23 May 2007).

"Europe's Anti-Ballistic Missile Defense," Newsweek (International edition, 30 April 2007).

On Foreign Policy, plus ça change…,” International Herald-Tribune (18 April 2007).

For commentary on this article in Le monde, click here.

"Beyond the Grand Illusion," in European Union: The First Fifty Years - Fifty Top Thinkers Set Out their Ideas for Europe (London: Financial Times, 2007).

"The World's Quiet Superpower," European Voice (29 March 2007).

Europe at 50"50 Jahre Römische Verträge: 'Europas Stärke ist zivil'," (“Fifty Years after the Rome Treaties: Europe’s Greatest Strength is Non-Military Power”) Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (25 March 2007, Sunday edition).

"The Golden Moment: The EU at 50," Newsweek (Cover Story, International edition, 26 March 2007). (For a .pdf copy of the illustrated print edition, click here.)

[For author's exchange with readers, click here.]

Contribution to the Symposium, "The Big Question: Left and Right Defined the 20th Century. What's Next?" Prospect (London, April 2007).

Brüssel regiert nicht Deutschland,” (“Brussels does not govern Germany”) Financial Times Deutschland (10 February 2007) (with Annette Elisabeth Töller). (For a MS Word version, click here.)

"No Power to the People," Newsweek (International edition, 5 February 2007).

What Can We Learn from the Collapse of the European Constitutional Project? A Symposium", Politische Vierteljahresschrift 47:2 (forthcoming 2006). Part of a forum with Fritz Scharpf, Michael Zuern, Wolfgang Wessels, and Andreas Maurer.

Responses by Pepper Culpepper and Archon Fung, James Fishkin, Mark Franklin, Paul Magnette, Giandomenico Majone, Jeremy Rabkin and Loukas Tsoukalis, and Moravcsik's "Response to Eight Critics."

French Translation: "Que faut-il retenir de l’effondrement du Projet Constitutionnel Européen?"

"Open the Doors," Newsweek (International edition, 2 October 2006).

For a .pdf scan of the article as it appeared in Newsweek, click here.

"Rumors of Europe's Demise are Greatly Exaggerated," The Washington Note (8 June 2006).

For a response by Charles Kupchan, click here.

"Response to Charlie Kupchan," The Washington Note (10 June 2006).

"Why Europe Should Dare to be Dull," European Voice (8 June 2006).

"The Constitution is Dead! Long Live the Constitution!" Europaische Rundshau (2006 Special edition).

"Déjà Vu All Over Again: US-European Relations Still Rocky," Newsweek (International edition, 15 May 2006) (Word version).

"The Threat from Europe: Jeremy Rabkin's Case for Sovereignty," Prospect (April 2006).

"Es gibt keine Krise in der EU," (“No EU Crisis Exists”) Der Kurier (Wien, 29 Januar 2006).

"Failing to Learn their Lessons: Rhetoric and Reality in the European Union," Financial Times (Special Section on the Future of Europe, 27 January 2006).

Italian: "Il futuro dell'Europa è nei «piccoli passi»" (“The Future of Europe lies in Taking Small Steps”) Corriere della Sera (Medcoledi, 8 febbraio).

Response: Kirsty Hughes, "The Debate about Europe's Future has Got to Make the Issue of Democracy Striking and Understandable," Financial Times (31 January 2006).

"Europe Will Get It Right," Newsweek (International edition, 26 December 2005).

"The Future of the Constitutional Process of the European Union," Report to European Parliament Symposium (13-14 October 2005) (with Kalypso Nicolaidis).

"Dog and Tony Show," Newsweek (International edition, 7 November 2005).

"Brussels Diary: An End to Constitutional Confusion," Prospect (October 2005, 10th Anniversary Special Issue).

"World View: The Wonderful World of Oz," Newsweek (International edition, 19 September 2005).

Für ein Europa ohne Illusionen,” (“A Europe without Illusions”) Süddeutsche Zeitung (14 July 2005).

"Europe without Illusions," Prospect (July 2005) (cover article with commentary by Larry Siedentop, Gisela Stuart, John Kay, Sunder Katwala, Charles Grant, Michael Maclay, Philippe Legrain).

"A Too Perfect Union? Why Europe Said 'No,'" Current History (November 2005).

La ricetta per l’Ue? Abbandonare le grandi illusioni,” (“The best future for the EU? Abandon Grand Illusions”) Corriere della Sera (venerdì, 17 giugno 2005).

"Europe Works Well Without the Grand Illusions," Financial Times (13 June 2005).

"Time Has Come for Politicians to Offer a Serious Mea Culpa," Ta Nea (Athens, 4 June 2005).

"Europa takelt niet af, maar is juist stabiel," NRC Handelsblad (Amsterdam, 3 June 2005).

"How to Fix Europe's Image Problem," Foreign Policy (May-June 2005). (with Kalypso Nicolaïdis)

Bulgarian Translation: “How to Fix Europe's Image Problem,” FP Bulgaria (June-July 2005)

"The Politics of Plebiscites," Newsweek (International edition, 9 May 2005).

An Ocean Apart,” The American Prospect (March 2005).

"Dream on America," Newsweek (Cover Story, 31 January 2005, International edition).

Letters from readers of "Dream on America" (forthcoming in Newsweek's "Mail Call," 14 March 2005, International edition).

For further commentary, see: Stephan Richter, "The Real Newsweek Scandal," The Globalist (20 May 2005).

"It's the Job, Stupid: Europe and Global Leadership," Newsweek (December 2004, "Issues 2005" Special Davos Issue).

"Don't Sweat the Big Stuff," Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 10 January 2005).

"EU Got that Thing," The American Prospect (January 2005).

"How the World Sees It," Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 15 November 2004).

"Europe is the New Role Model for World," Financial Times (5 October 2004).

"Euroskeptic but Sane: Booker and North's The Great Deception: A Secret History of the European Union," Prospect (August 2004).

"Europe Takes Charge," Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 5 July 2004).

"Europe's Slow Triumph," Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 21 June 2004).

"The Perils of Partnership," Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 10 May 2004) (with Grzegorz Ekiert).

"No Reverse Gear, Please" Newsweek (Atlantic Edition, 3 May 2004).

"Commentary: European Defense," E!Sharp (Brussels, April 2004).

Renewing the Atlantic Partnership: Report of an Independent Task Force Sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations (Henry A. Kissinger and Lawrence H. Summers, co-chairs) (2004)

"The Myth of a European Leadership Crisis in an Era of Diminishing Returns," Challenge Europe (March-April 2004).

Responses by Kalypso Nicolaidis, Paul Magnette, and James Palmer.

"One Year On: Lessons from Iraq," in Gustav Lindstrom and Burkard Schmitt, eds., One Year On: Lessons from Iraq (Chaillot Paper No. 68) (Paris: European Union Institute for Security Studies, March 2004).

"The Unsung Constitution," Prospect (March 2004).

"Kick the Can, Please!" Newsweek (Atlantic edition, 22 December 2003).

"The Death of Tory England," Newsweek (10 November 2003, Atlantic edition).

"Debate: Should the European Union be Able to Do Everything that NATO Can?" NATO Review (Autumn 2003) (with Fraser Cameron).

"Look at the Small Victories," Newsweek (29 September 2003, Atlantic edition).

"A Tory Referendum," Prospect (July 2003).

"Striking a New Transatlantic Bargain," Foreign Affairs (July/August 2003).

Reprinted: James F. Hoge, Jr. and Gideon Rose, eds, American Foreign Policy: Cases and Choices (New York: Norton, 2003).

"Europe Comes of Age," Newsweek (23 June 2003, Atlantic edition).

"The World is Bipolar After All," Newsweek (5 May 2003, Atlantic Edition).

"How Europe Can Win without an Army," Financial Times (3 April 2003).

"The EU Ain't Broke," Prospect (March 2003).

For an amusing criticism from a Eurosceptic website, click here.
And for their subsequent apology, click here.

"Another Decade of Diversity," Newsweek (6 January 2003, Atlantic Edition).

"The Quiet Superpower," Newsweek (17 June 2002, Atlantic Edition).

"The Human Rights Blame Game," Newsweek (22 April 2002, Atlantic Edition).

"If it Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It! Europe's Rhetoric and America's Fears," Newsweek (4 March 2002, Atlantic Edition).

"Despotism in Brussels? Misreading the European Union," Foreign Affairs (May/June 2001).

"Faux Realism: Spin vs. Substance in the New Bush Foreign Policy Doctrine," Foreign Policy (July-August 2001). (with Jeffrey Legro)


If you are unable to access an electronic version of any selection, please contact <amoravcs@princeton.edu> to obtain a hard copy. Please send any questions, suggestions, or complaints concerning the coding or maintenance of this website to Helene E. Wood at hwood@princeton.edu.

     
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