Here’s the latest on Robert Kagan and The Atlantic.
The Atlantic contributions: It was reported in October 2024 that Robert Kagan joined The Atlantic as a contributing writer, joining Danielle Allen in that role. This marked a continuation of his long career writing on democracy, foreign policy, and liberal internationalism. His affiliation with The Atlantic places him alongside other prominent political thinkers contributing to debates on democracy and U.S. foreign policy.[1]
Background context: Kagan has been a senior fellow at Brookings and a well-known neoconservative thinker who has written extensively on U.S. foreign policy and the liberal international order. He co-founded the Project for the New American Century and has authored several influential books, including Rebellion: How Antiliberalism Is Tearing America Apart — Again (2024).[2][3]
Related recent appearances and topics: In public discourse, Kagan has discussed democracy, international order, and U.S. strategic choices in forums ranging from books and essays to interviews, including coverage of his 2024 book and related debates about liberalism and international engagement.[4][2]
If you’d like, I can pull more specific articles from The Atlantic or other outlets, or summarize his viewpoints from his 2024 book, “Rebellion,” and how they relate to his Atlantic contributions.
Danielle Allen and Robert Kagan, two of the nation’s prominent scholars and commentators on matters of democracy, freedom and the American idea, are joining The Atlantic as contributing writers.
www.editorandpublisher.comRobert Kagan is an instructor with the Hertog Foundation. Apply for fellowships & seminars in political thought & public policy.
hertogfoundation.orgRobert Kagan is the Stephen & Barbara Friedman Senior Fellow with the Project on International Order and Strategy in the Foreign Policy program at Brookings. He is a contributing columnist at The Washington Post. His latest book, “The Ghost at the Feast: America and Collapse of World Order, 1900-1941” (Knopf), was released January 2023. One […]
www.brookings.eduRobert Kagan is a foreign policy expert who turned his focus to the United States last fall in a Washington Post column titled "Our Constitutional Crisis Is Already Here" that became one of the Post's most-read pieces of 2021. Kagan discusses the ongoing crises of democracy at home and abroad as Russia's war on Ukraine continues to unfold on this episode of "Democracy Works."
thefulcrum.usHow President Trump is trying to rearrange the world order to look more like the 19th century and the dangers that lie ahead if continues to succeed.
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