Robert Kagan

• Commentary

Why Iraq Needs More U.S. Troops

• September 01, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

A Plot to Deceive?

• June 06, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Resisting Superpowerful Temptations

• April 09, 2003
• Carnegie

• Commentary

The U.N. Trap?

• November 18, 2002
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Multilateralism, American Style

• September 13, 2002
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Iraq: The Day After

• July 21, 2002
• Washington Post

Talk in Europe of a possible U.S. invasion of Iraq has been shifting lately. The panicked incredulity of a few months ago is turning into nervous resignation. Europeans increasingly consider an American invasion all but inevitable, and if the United States stubbornly insists on going forward, European officials privately acknowledge, their governments probably won't protest much.

• Commentary

Still Time for an Investigation

• June 10, 2002
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Going Wobbly?

• June 03, 2002
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Power and Weakness

• June 02, 2002
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Different Philosophies of Power: Europe and America III

• May 27, 2002
• Carnegie