Way Down Below
Review of The Bottom Billion, by Paul Collier
Kulturaustausch | Spring 2008
Kulturaustausch | Spring 2008
About
Parag Khanna is Director of the Global Governance Initiative and Senior Research Fellow in the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation. He is author of The Second World: Empires and Influence in the New Global Order (Random House, 2008).
Contact
paragkhanna@gmail.com
Articles
Here Comes the Second World
Prospect | May 2008
CFR.org Debate on Shifting Power Dynamics
Council on Foreign Relations | April 20, 2008
Just like America, China is building a multi-ethnic empire in the west
The Guardian | March 25, 2008
On the Road to Disaster in India
World Politics Review | February 26, 2008
The Empire Strikes Back
The Guardian | February 2, 2008
Waving Goodbye to Hegemony
Cover story of theNew York Times Magazine
The New York Times Magazine | January 27, 2008
The New York Times Magazine | January 27, 2008
Life after Bush
The New Statesman | January 7, 2008
Peshawar Politics
GOOD Magazine | July 31, 2007
Coalition Unwilling
The New Republic Online | April 2, 2007
The Regime Change We Need
The National Interest | November/December 2006
The Sons of the Fathers
Foreign Policy | September/October 2006
Springtime for Kurdistan
Truthdig | August 31, 2006
The New Global Arabism
Washingtonpost.com | June 9, 2006
Getting India Right
POLICYReview | February & March 2006, No. 135
Notes from the Overground
EGO Magazine | January 2006
United They Fall: Why only Bill Clinton can save the U.N.
Harper's Magazine | January 2006
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Revolution
EGO Magazine | November 2005
Plane to Pakistan
PROSPECT | September 2005
Turk Stops: From Europe to Asia Across Anatolia
EGO Magazine | August 2005
Weapons of Mass Seduction
Foreign Policy | July/August 2005
Push for Reform, Not Chaos, at the U.N.
AmericanProgress.org | June 20, 2005
Going Home to Lahore, and a World Left Behind
New York Times | April 3, 2005
Bollystan: India’s Diasporic Diplomacy
India as a New Global Leader, Foreign Policy Centre (U.K.) | 2005
Bollystan – The Global India
TheGlobalist.com | December 3, 2004
Taking the U.N. seriously
The Washington Times | December 2, 2004
The essence of the Nobel Prize must be restored
The Financial Times | October 3, 2004
Metrosexual Superpower
Foreign Policy | July/August 2004
War Tourism Without the War
Another Generation | June-August 2004
Democracy 101 - Lessons from India
India Abroad | May 28, 2004
Moonlight Traveler
Another Generation | March-May 2004
U.S. Could Learn From EU's Old World Charm in Foreign Policy
The Los Angeles Times | April 30, 2004
Political Will — And Political "Won’t"
The Globalist | April 21, 2004
Bats, Balls, and Bombs: Cricket and peace in South Asia
Slate | March 20, 2004
The United States is missing its best chance to 'de-Finlandize' Lebanon
Daily Star | January 27, 2004
Road map's success could return Lebanon to its former glory as 'Switzerland of the Levant'
Daily Star | December 30, 2003
Iraq's reconstruction can offer Lebanon significant opportunities
Daily Star | December 27, 2003
Second generation diplomacy
The Washington Times | December 12, 2003
America in the Age of Geodiplomacy
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs | Winter/Spring 2003
One More Seat at the Table
The New York Times | December 6, 2003
Terrorism as War
Review of No End To War, by Walter Laqueur
Policy Review | October & November 2003
Policy Review | October & November 2003
The Counsel of Geopolitics
Current History | November 2003
America’s Interdependence Day
OpenDemocracy.net | September 17, 2003
The Axis of Democracy (Revisited)
In the National Interest | September 10, 2003
Risky Business: Geopolitics and the Global Corporation
Strategy + Business | Fall 2003
The Softest Power?
Review of Being America, by Jedediah Purdy
Survival | Summer 2003
Survival | Summer 2003
Way Back to the Future
Review of Warrior Politics: Why Leadership Demands a Pagan Ethos, by Robert D. Kaplan
The New Statesman (U.K.) | February 2002
The New Statesman (U.K.) | February 2002