The Dangerous Decade
By Richard Haass
A foreign policy for a world in crisis.
September/October 2022
As Richard Haass steps down from his position as President of the Council on Foreign Relations after 20 years in the job, Foreign Affairs has selected some highlights of his contributions to the magazine over the past three decades.
The Age of America First
By Richard Haass
Washington’s flawed new foreign policy consensus.
The New Concert of Powers
By Richard Haass and Charles A. Kupchan
How to prevent catastrophe and promote stability in a multipolar world.
March 23, 2021
American Support for Taiwan Must Be Unambiguous
By Richard Haass and David Sacks
To keep the peace, make clear to China that force won’t stand.
The Pandemic Will Accelerate History Rather Than Reshape It
By Richard Haass
Not every crisis is a turning point.
April 7, 2020
How a World Order Ends
By Richard Haass
And what comes in its wake.
January/February 2019
World Order 2.0
By Richard Haass
The case for sovereign obligation.
January/February 2017
The Age of Nonpolarity
By Richard Haass
What will follow U.S. dominance.
May/June 2008
Regime Change and Its Limits
By Richard Haass
What to Do With American Primacy
By Richard Haass
