Renewing America
Author: G. John Ikenberry, Princeton University
May/June 2011
Foreign Affairs
As the United States' relative power declines, will the open and rule-based liberal international order Washington has championed since the 1940s start to erode? Probably not. That order is alive and well. China and other emerging powers will not seek to undermine the system; instead, they will try to gain more leadership within it.
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