Anne-Marie Slaughter

Anne-Marie Slaughter is dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

A covenant to make global governance work

With his usual talent for broad thinking and synthesis, David Held has sketched a compelling vision of a cosmopolitan global order. While not moving significantly beyond his previous work and

By Thomas N Hale and Anne-Marie Slaughter

/ 21 Dec 2005

Hardt & Negris Multitude: the worst of both worlds

The rise of globalisation both as an empirical fact and as a favourite topic of pundits, politicians, and intellectuals has spawned a startling number of grand theories which seek to

By Thomas N Hale and Anne-Marie Slaughter

/ 25 May 2005

Chinas past, Americas future?

Dear Anne-Marie Slaughter, I am a foreigner now living in the United States, and observing American society and politics constantly. So my opinions may differ from those of most people

By Anne-Marie Slaughter and Wei Jingsheng

/ 26 Jul 2004

Anne-Marie Slaughter

A covenant to make global governance work

Hardt & Negri&#146;s &#147;Multitude&#148;: the worst of both worlds

China&#146;s past, America&#146;s future?

Hardt & Negris Multitude: the worst of both worlds

Chinas past, Americas future?