United States

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  Bretton Woods System: Origins, Institutions and Legacy

  At Bretton Woods, Allied governments linked currencies to the dollar, created the IMF and World Bank, and preserved room for national economic policy.

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  Foreign Investment Screening and National Security

  Governments screen sensitive acquisitions, assets and real estate to attract foreign capital without surrendering critical infrastructure, strategic data or regulatory autonomy.

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  5G in International Politics

  5G made mobile networks a geopolitical issue by linking critical infrastructure, strategic suppliers and U.S.-China competition.

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  U.S.-China Relations: Competition and Trade

  Strategic rivalry, trade and economic dependence shape United States-China relations in the twenty-first century.

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  U.S. Foreign Policy in the Indo-Pacific

  U.S. Indo-Pacific policy combines alliances, deterrence, economic security and regional diplomacy amid competition with China.

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  Migration in Northern America: Trends and Statistics

  The United States and Canada shape North American migration through large foreign-born populations, remittances and contrasting admission policies.

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  Summary: Prisoners of Geography: United States

  Thanks to its advantageous territory, the United States was able to become a great power, exercising influence all over the world.

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  Biden’s 2023 UN Speech: Summary and Analysis

  Biden criticized American rivals and emphasized the role of the U.S. in financing global institutions.

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  Big Stick Policy: Meaning and Examples

  The Big Stick policy was Roosevelt’s strategy of negotiating while keeping U.S. military force ready, especially in Latin America.