Financial Times
Slow but sure
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An Ottoman warning for indebted America
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Memo to market dinosaurs
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Time to bargain with Iran?
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Why do we remember?
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Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Foreign policy real test for Rudy Giuliani
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China marches again, tyrannous and toxic
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Worry about bread, not oil
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Maybe owning a home is not for everyone
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A PM offering to reduce his powers?
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Europe must stop fighting itself
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The Tragedie of George has three more scenes
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Will we recognise the landscape without him?
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We can see the causes of Cho's rampage now, so why not before?
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A verse from 'Pinafore' explains it all
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Don't go into Iran, George
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There are two kinds of dictator: ours and theirs. Ours are better
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We think we're special, but she is seeing someone else
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Yes, the US got it wrong - but it doesn't need to apologise
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If avian flu doesn't get us, the political Numskulls will
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Time Magazine
The Godfather
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The Reality of Civil War
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The Next Meltdown
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The Nation That Fell To Earth
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Selected Journalism
The Hedged and Unhedged (Fortune, May 2004) (pdf) 'The Widening Atlantic' (Atlantic Monthly, February 2005) (pdf) 'A World Without Power' (Foreign Policy, August 2004) (pdf) 'Empire Falls' (Vanity Fair, October 2006) (pdf) 'Gaming History' (New York Magazine, October 2006) (pdf) 'Looking Back on the Future' (The World In 2006) (pdf) 'Trading on Commodities' (Wall Street Journal, December 2006) (pdf) 'Empires with Expiration Dates' (Foreign Policy, September 2006) (pdf) 'Political Risk and the International Bond Market Between the 1848 Revolution and the Outbreak of the First World War' (Economic History Review, February 2006) (pdf) 'Wars to Start All Wars' (Atlantic Monthly, January 2007) (pdf)