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Democratic Convention (8/27): Michael Gerson argues that Barack Obama should use this historic moment to address America's divisions, in the Washington Post.
Presidential Campaign (8/27): Amity Shlaes writes that in America, politics is a contest between hope and fear, on Bloomberg.com.
China (8/25): Max Boot argues that Eastern European countries can deter aggression from Russia by bolstering their defense spending, in the Wall Street Journal.
Democracy Promotion (8/22): James Goldgeier and Derek Chollet point out that an agenda of promoting democracy is facing more and more resistance from both sides of the aisle, in the Huffington Post.
China (8/21): Jerome Cohen writes that the Olympics have shed light on many negatives about the Chinese government, in the South China Morning Post.
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