- The World of Market Authoritarianism from the October 2009 issue
- Avoiding Disaster in Afghanistan from the March 2009 issue
- Neoconservatism, Iraq, and Reagan June 17, 2004
- Would Ronald Reagan Have Attacked Iraq? June 15, 2004
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Stefan Halper
Stefan Halper is a senior research fellow at Magdalene College, Cambridge, and a senior fellow at the Cambridge Centre of International Studies, where he is director of the Donner Atlantic Studies Program. He is author of The Silence of the Rational Center: Why American Foreign Policy Is Failing (Basic Books).
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