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Hoover Digest articles by Ken Jowitt

October 9, 2009
hoover digest » 2009 no.4 » russia

Separation Anxiety

by Ken Jowitt
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Russia today is neither autocratic nor democratic, communist nor Western. What is it? In a word: Putin. By Ken Jowitt.

April 30, 2003
hoover digest » 2003 no. 2 » international relations

Why the Bush Doctrine Makes Sense

by Ken Jowitt
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How the Bush administration has adapted to a post–Cold War and post–September 11 world. By Hoover fellow Ken Jowitt.

January 30, 2001
hoover digest » 2001 no. 1 » international relations

Communism, Democracy, and Golf

by Ken Jowitt

How should we deal with the reality of a United States that a decade after the fall of the Berlin Wall is the world’s ideological reference, economic innovator, and only global superpower? Hoover fellow Ken Jowitt offers some suggestions.

April 30, 1999
hoover digest » 1999 no. 2 » international relations

Toward a New Foreign Policy

by Ken Jowitt

The Cold War world was dangerous and hostile but also predictable and tidy. Today’s world is likewise dangerous and hostile—but less predictable and far, far less tidy. Hoover fellow Ken Jowitt offers a new foreign policy for our uncertain times.