| Summary/Abstract |
With the storm past, it is
time to assess the damage,
clean up the mess, and mull
what to rebuild and how. Jessica
Mathews and Jonathan Kirshner survey
the broken, battered world the Biden
administration has inherited and how
its players view Washington now.
Robert Kagan traces the gulfbetween
the United States’ large geopolitical
burdens and its public’s modest preferences. And Reuben Brigety explores
the deep domestic divisions that
Americans have to overcome.
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