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HU & SPENCE: THE FUTURE OF GLOBALIZATION
JULY/AUGUST 2017
july/august 2017 • volume 96 • number 4 •
what now?
Trump's Next Steps
What Now?
F O R E I G N A F F A I R S .C O M
Top producer of the
Marshall, Rhodes and Churchill Scholars
world’s elite scholars
ASU, along with Harvard, Stanford and the University of Chicago
Ngoni Mugwisi, Rhodes Scholar
Erin Schulte, Marshall Scholar
Christopher Balzer, Churchill Scholar
Only ASU, Harvard, Stanford and
Chicago will be graduating an
elite group of students who beat
the competition and collectively
won the world’s most competitive
academic awards.
By choosing ASU, the state’s premier university
and the nation’s leader in innovation, Erin, Ngoni
and Christopher have earned an enviable and
well-deserved reputation as the most-qualified
graduates in the country. Along with their fellow
master learners at ASU, these 2017 graduates not
only have the power to change their world, but
ours as well.
#1 in the U.S. for innovation
#1 ASU, #2 Stanford and #3 MIT
– U.S. News & World Report, 2016 and 2017
A top-10 university for
graduate employability
ASU ahead of MIT, Columbia
and UCLA
– Global University Employability Survey, 2016
40+ in the top 25 in the U.S.
ASU innovation and academic excellence are
reflected in the university’s 40-plus programs
— including engineering, business, science,
public affairs, law and education — ranked
among the top 25 in the country.
– U.S. News & World Report, 2017
asu.edu
@ASU 
@ Arizona State University #1innovation
Volume 96, Number 4
WHAT NOW?
Where to Go From Here
2
Rebooting American Foreign Policy
Richard N. Haass
Trump the Traditionalist
10
A Surprisingly Standard Foreign Policy
Elliott Abrams
The Right Way to Reform Health Care
17
To Cut Costs, Empower Patients
Sejal Hathi and Bob Kocher
A Tale of Two Tax Plans
C OV E R : R I CAR D O MART I N E Z
26
What Trump and Ryan Get Wrong
Alex Raskolnikov
July/August 2017
PURPOSE
“In a world where problems of
growth, poverty, governance,
inequality, and vulnerability
persist as central questions of
global affairs, the demand for
advanced study in international
relations has never been higher.
Johns Hopkins SAIS graduates
play key roles solving critical
global problems.”
— DEBORAH BRÄUTIGAM, PhD
Director of the International
Development program and the
China-Africa Research Initiative
STUDY WITH
LEARN HOW YOU CAN ADVANCE YOUR CAREER
WITH GRADUATE DEGREES AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, ECONOMICS, AND MORE
sais-jhu.edu/purpose
ESSAYS
A New Truman Doctrine
36
Grand Strategy in a Hyperconnected World
Tim Kaine
Why Globalization Stalled
54
And How to Restart It
Fred Hu and Michael Spence
Course Correction
64
How to Stop China’s Maritime Advance
Ely Ratner
Trump and the Environment
What His Plans Would Do
Fred Krupp
Paris Isn’t Burning
73
Why the Climate Agreement Will Survive Trump
Brian Deese
Don’t Follow the Money
83
The Problem With the War on Terrorist Financing
Peter R. Neumann
Keine Atombombe, Bitte
93
Why Germany Should Not Go Nuclear
Ulrich Kühn and Tristan Volpe
103
ON FOREIGNAFFAIRS.COM
Katharine H.S. Moon
on South Korea’s new
president.
Thorsten Benner
and
Thomas Gomart
on
what’s next for the EU.
Thomas Carothers
and
Richard Youngs
on
democracy’s resilience.
July/August 2017

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