This working paper considers the global redistribution of economic power and defense spending between the 1990s and 2020s--with a focus on the U.S., China and Russia--on the basis of World Bank data, and its implications for the military balance today

This working paper considers the implications of the rhetoric of "Global Britain" in light of recent British defense reviews and other policy statements, with this rounded out by an examination of Britain's economic and military weight from the standpoint of the requirements of being a "global"...

This note, responding to suggestions that neoliberalism is "in decline" as a guiding ideology of economic policymaking and model of political-economic practice, argues for a reserved attitude toward such claims given their having been so numerous and so consistently incorrect in the past; the...