What do recent trials of Slobedan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein have to do with venerable postwar legacy of Nuremberg? Not enough.

Robert Komer’s retrospective on the Vietnam War sheds a hazy light on U.S. choices in Iraq.

Americans revere the Framers, but few realize how distorted their handwork became at the hands of the 17th Amendment.

George Gerbner studied the cultural impact of television with greater intensity than anyone. A colleague explains what he learned.

Next to war, the greatest threat to American power and prosperity is our acute education deficit.

Shlomo Ben-Ami has done something remarkable, says a veteran U.S. Middle East Diplomat: He’s said something new.

Anti-Americanism is distinguished by five characteristics common to all “anti-isms.”

What are the sources of the American image around the world? How has it changed in recent years? And what, if anything, can the U.S. government do to shape that image? The American Interest posed these questions to a distinguished group of international observers. Their answers reflect diverse histories and circumstances, and offer some useful counsel.

What are the sources of the American image around the world? How has it changed in recent years? And what, if anything, can the U.S. government do to shape that image? The American Interest posed these questions to a distinguished group of international observers. Their answers reflect diverse histories and circumstances, and offer some useful […]

What are the sources of the American image around the world? How has it changed in recent years? And what, if anything, can the U.S. government do to shape that image? The American Interest posed these questions to a distinguished group of international observers. Their answers reflect diverse histories and circumstances, and offer some useful […]