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• The revenge of geography: people and ideas influence events, but geography largely determines them, now more than ever. To understand the coming struggles, it's time to dust off the Victorian thinkers who knew the physical world best. A journalist who has 

  When rapturous Germans tore down the Berlin Wall 20 years ago it symbolized far more than the overcoming of an arbitrary boundary. It began an...

  Foreign Policy, 05/01/09 by Kaplan, Robert D. · More from publication

• future of intervention, The 

  America will embrace a new realism, but it will never abandon idealism

  By Robert D. Kaplan

  HARD-CORE foreign policy realists...

  Winnipeg Free Press, 11/23/06 by Kaplan, Robert D · More from publication

• The Coming Normalcy? 

  The Iraqi city of Mosul is an age-old caravan crossroads whose history defies the concept of the twentieth-century nation-state—the kind of...

  Atlantic, The, 04/01/06 by Robert D. Kaplan · More from publication

• Media and Medievalism, The 

  "THE MOST BLATANT tyranny is the one which asks the most blatant questions," writes the late Nobel laureate Elias Canetti in Crowds and Power...

  Policy Review, 12/01/04 by Kaplan, Robert D · More from publication

• In defense of Huntington.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor) 

  We, the undersigned educators and journalists, believe that many of the critics of Samuel Huntington's new book, Who Are We? The Challenges to...

  Foreign Policy, 11/01/04 by Ajami, Fouad; Alberto, Carlos; Betts, Richard; Borjas, George; Bosworth, Stephen; Brzezinski, Zbigniew; Cohen, Eliot; Fukuyama, Francis; Glennon, Michael; Grondona, Mariano; Harrison, Lawrence; Kaplan, Robert D.; Lamm, Richard D.; Landes, David; Pei, Mont · More from publication

• A Carrot-and-Stick Approach to Environmental Improvement: Marrying Agri-Environmental Payments and Water Quality Regulations 

  Agri-environmental programs, such as the Environmental Quality Incentives Program, provide payments to livestock and crop producers to generate...

  Agricultural and Resource Economics Review, 04/01/04 by Johansson, Robert C; Kaplan, Jonathan D · More from publication

• The Man Who Would Be Khan 

  In the early spring of 2003, as U.S. troops in Iraq were consolidating their hold over Baghdad, few people had their eyes on Mongolia. And yet what...

  Atlantic, The, 03/01/04 by Robert D. Kaplan · More from publication

• Supremacy by Stealth 

  In the late winter of 2003, as the United States was dispatching tens of thousands of soldiers to the Middle East for an invasion of Iraq, the U.S....

  Atlantic, The, 07/01/03 by Robert D. Kaplan · More from publication

• A Tale of Two Colonies 

  Yemen The ruins of the 3,000-year-old desert capital of the kingdom of Saba (the biblical Sheba), outside the Yemeni city of Ma'rib, should be...

  Atlantic, The, 04/01/03 by Robert D. Kaplan · More from publication

• Carter in Ethiopia: Revisiting one of the Nobelist's missed chances - former president Jimmy Carter 

  The award of the Nobel peace prize to former president Jimmy Carter is a manifestation of selective memory. What follows is a story about how the...

  National Review, 11/11/02 by Robert D. Kaplan · More from publication