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Wednesday, 19 December 2012

There's No Power Shift (or Western Decline Either)

Posted on 22:33 by Unknown
...or so says our LSE IDEAS head honcho Michael Cox. To say I disagree with him is an understatement, but he of course deserves to be heard as one of it not the best-recognized scholars of US foreign policy in Britain. We have no "shop" opinions at LSE IDEAS, and I believe such diversity is welcome as it isn't usually seen at other thinktanks. Head here. 


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