The two claims come together when great powers act stupidly. It is not only bad for them. It's also dangerous for the world. Paul Poast is an associate professor in the Department of Political ...

By doing so, Trump is continuously breaking one of the cardinal rules of international relations—great powers don't bluff ... but he is also sacrificing his political capital, and driving ...

In President Donald Trump’s first term, he ran a less aggressive foreign policy than he seems to be doing now, with one major exception being his assassination of Iran’s top general and ...

The study of great powers and great power rivalry has recently gained increased prominence particularly because the world today seems to be moving away from being dominated by a single power or ...

In short these years witnessed the erosion of great power peace as small states demonstrated that they could, in a limited scope, determine their own political fate. What did it say about the rise ...

The Project on Great Power Competition in the Arctic examines the region’s changing geopolitics through a series of meetings.