Philip H. Gordon

2008

Winning Turkey: How America, Europe, and Turkey Can Revive a Fading PartnershipOctober 01, 2008

Don't Reject the U.S.-India Nuclear DealSeptember 24, 2008

Obama's Foreign Policy OptionsSeptember 15, 2008

It Would Benefit China to Be Tougher on IranJuly 09, 2008

One Horrible Year for Nicolas SarkozyJune 09, 2008

U.S. Presidential Elections: So Much for the Conventional WisdomApril 19, 2008

S970: The Iran Counter-Proliferation Act of 2007April 08, 2008

Presidential Politics Can Help Iraq PolicyMarch 29, 2008

The Iraq War: Was It Worth It?March 19, 2008

Europeans and the U.S. ElectionMarch 17, 2008

NATO: Enlargement and EffectivenessMarch 11, 2008

Forum: Debating Bush's WarsFebruary 20, 2008

l’America è pronta a tornare al multilateralismo. Ma gli europei dovranno darci una manoFebruary 12, 2008

The Iranian Nuclear Program after the National Intelligence EstimateJanuary 14, 2008

2007

Russia is Crucial to Action over a Nuclear IranDecember 04, 2007

Winning the Right WarDecember 01, 2007

Nicolas Sarkozy: The HyperpresidentNovember 01, 2007

Can the War on Terror be Won?November 01, 2007

Europe is Still on the AgendaNovember 01, 2007

Iran Sanctions and Regional Security October 23, 2007

France Learns How to Say YesSeptember 30, 2007

The Future of American Multilateralism September 27, 2007

Should There be a "War on Terror"?September 24, 2007

Fighting the Right WarSeptember 10, 2007

French President Sarkozy's First 100 DaysSeptember 07, 2007

'Punish France, Ignore Germany, Forgive Russia' No Longer FitsSeptember 01, 2007

Take Some Cues From the Cold War, Mr. PresidentAugust 19, 2007

Pakistan: 'Economic Development' Needed To Fight TalibanAugust 03, 2007

Winning the Right War: The Path to Security for America and the WorldAugust 01, 2007

If Pakistan Prospers, al Qaeda Will NotJuly 25, 2007

Pakistan, Turkey and the Democracy DilemmaJuly 01, 2007

New Prime Minister Brown Pledges Change for BritainJune 27, 2007

French Presidential ElectionsMay 07, 2007

Bush's Second-Term BluesMay 01, 2007

Watching the French Elections From Across the DivideApril 18, 2007

Les Français Préfèrent l'apparence du ChangementApril 17, 2007

Bush's Iraq GambleMarch 01, 2007

China's Rise and Transatlantic TensionsFebruary 12, 2007

France's American ElectionJanuary 01, 2007

2006

The Bush DoctrineDecember 01, 2006

The "War on Terror" after Five YearsNovember 01, 2006

Why France Shouldn't Legislate Turkey's PastOctober 30, 2006

Crescent of Crisis: Prospects for the Greater Middle EastSeptember 27, 2006

Europe to Send 7,000 Peacekeepers to LebanonAugust 25, 2006

America Has Emerged as a Loser in the Middle EastAugust 21, 2006

The Iranian CalculusAugust 03, 2006

Israel against Hezbollah: Air Power Won't Do ItJuly 25, 2006

Iran, Iraq, North Korea: Bush is No Longer Just MusclesJuly 17, 2006

The End of the Bush RevolutionJuly 01, 2006

Turkey on the BrinkJune 01, 2006

Will America Attack Iran?June 01, 2006

An Improbable Cure for Oil AddictionMay 12, 2006

The Nuclear Challenge from IranMay 01, 2006

Between Bush and Prodi, Europe will be the Stumbling BlockApril 12, 2006

Winter in AfghanistanMarch 01, 2006

As the Mideast Comes Apart, America and Europe Come TogetherMarch 01, 2006

NATO's Growing Role in the Greater Middle EastMarch 01, 2006

Crescent of Crisis: U.S.-European Strategy for the Greater Middle EastFebruary 01, 2006

We Should Strike Iran, but Not With BombsJanuary 22, 2006

Back Up NATO's Afghanistan ForceJanuary 08, 2006

2005

Why the French Love Their FarmersNovember 15, 2005

On Assimilation and Economics, France Will Need New ModelsNovember 09, 2005

Iraq: U.S. Machismo is Not the AnswerOctober 25, 2005

Globalization Explained to the FrenchOctober 11, 2005

After the UN Summit, Japan May Have to Lower its SightsOctober 01, 2005

A Transatlantic Front: United Against Iranian NukesSeptember 15, 2005

Georgia: Don't Let the Rose Revolution WiltAugust 18, 2005

EU Enlargement: Cyprus Is a Poor Excuse for Turning Away TurkeyAugust 18, 2005

Scenarios for Reforming the United NationsAugust 09, 2005

America, Europe and the Challenge of Bringing Democracy to IranJuly 01, 2005

Les néoconservateurs américains auront des surprisesJune 07, 2005

Why The French Vote Was Bad For AmericaJune 01, 2005

Trading Places: America and Europe in the Middle EastJune 01, 2005

France's EU Vote: Americans Would Be Wrong To CelebrateMay 31, 2005

U.S. Has Big Stake in Europe's ConstitutionMay 17, 2005

The Transatlantic Economy: The Dog That Has Not BarkedMay 04, 2005

Bush's Conversion on the Road to TehranMarch 18, 2005

Selling Arms to China: If Europe has to do it, here's howMarch 18, 2005

On Its Own: How Europe Learned to Love UnilateralismFebruary 23, 2005

What George Bush Must Now DoFebruary 21, 2005

A Concrete Strategy for Mending FencesFebruary 17, 2005

Bush Needs a Strategic Partnership with EuropeFebruary 14, 2005

Pour un new deal: Lettre à mes amis français sur l'Europe et l'AmériqueJanuary 01, 2005

Nothing to Fear: Washington Should Embrace the European UnionJanuary 01, 2005

2004

Persuade Iran to Abandon the BombDecember 16, 2004

America's Refusal to Engage Iran a Dead EndDecember 15, 2004

Le testament brouillé de Colin PowellNovember 19, 2004

The Truth About Colin PowellNovember 17, 2004

The End of Illusions: The U.S. After Bush's ReelectionNovember 08, 2004

Globalization: Europe's Wary EmbraceNovember 01, 2004

What Kerry Versus Bush Means for the WorldOctober 26, 2004

Bush's Bogus Claims on TerrorSeptember 20, 2004

Turkey's European Quest: The EU's Decision on Turkish AccessionSeptember 01, 2004

European Security and Defence Policy: The First Five YearsSeptember 01, 2004

Kerry Offers Chance of a Transatlantic ThawJuly 26, 2004

Transatlantic Relations: A Post-Summit AssessmentJuly 15, 2004

Letter to EuropeJuly 01, 2004

Istanbul Summit: An Alliance Waiting for NovemberJune 28, 2004

A European FrontJune 20, 2004

Gaining The Iraqis' TolerationMay 28, 2004

Allies at War: America, Europe, and the Crisis Over IraqApril 01, 2004

Madrid Bombings and U.S. PolicyMarch 31, 2004

Kerry is Right - ObviouslyMarch 28, 2004

Spanish Lessons for the United StatesMarch 23, 2004

More Sticks, Europe!March 18, 2004

Learning the Hard Way Not to Fight AloneMarch 18, 2004

One Year On: Lessons from IraqMarch 01, 2004

American Choices in the 'War on Terror'March 01, 2004

2003

The U.S. Risks Squandering Newfound GoodwillDecember 16, 2003

Blair could use some U.S. loyaltyNovember 06, 2003

The U.S. Has a Stake in Europe's SuccessOctober 03, 2003

Paris and Bush's RepentanceSeptember 10, 2003

A Good Deal for Cypriots - and for the WorldSeptember 09, 2003

Swap Control for SupportAugust 20, 2003

America's Partnership with Turkey Is Still ValuableAugust 06, 2003

U.S. Must Fight for Europe's SoulJune 02, 2003

Is Syria Next?April 25, 2003

Syria Hears the Sound of Rattling SabersApril 15, 2003

An Alliance for IraqApril 15, 2003

No Easy VictoryApril 12, 2003

Give NATO a Role in Post-war IraqApril 10, 2003

Bush's Middle East VisionMarch 01, 2003

The Democratic Party and Foreign PolicyMarch 01, 2003

The Crisis in the AllianceFebruary 24, 2003

Iraq: Why France Should Join the CoalitionFebruary 03, 2003

'The Letter Came at the Right Time for Bush'January 31, 2003

Deal with North KoreaJanuary 15, 2003

Bridging the Atlantic DivideJanuary 01, 2003

2002

Two Countries and One Continent's FutureDecember 02, 2002

France Already Has a Two-Party SystemNovember 16, 2002

A French-American VictoryNovember 12, 2002

Turkey's Elections and the United States: Challenges AheadNovember 08, 2002

Iraq: The Transatlantic DebateNovember 01, 2002

Getting Paris on BoardOctober 18, 2002

Weapons Checks Backed by ThreatsSeptember 20, 2002

Iraq's 'Yes' Isn't Quite Good EnoughSeptember 18, 2002

Bush's Iraq Speech Hits Balanced NoteSeptember 13, 2002

Reforging the Atlantic AllianceSeptember 01, 2002

Getting Serious About IraqSeptember 01, 2002

Give It One More Try Before WarAugust 01, 2002

Listen to PowellJuly 31, 2002

Is Fighting Iraq Worth the Risks?July 25, 2002

Last Chance for Bush to Show Leadership on IraqJuly 19, 2002

Avoiding a Cyprus CrisisJuly 01, 2002

NATO and the War on Terrorism: A Changing AllianceJune 01, 2002

Beware of Double-Speak!May 04, 2002

The Jolt in a Victory on the RightApril 23, 2002

Presidential Elections 2002April 18, 2002

'The French Economy's Adaptation to Globalization Has Been Remarkable'April 16, 2002

US Must Take a Risk on Mid-EastApril 08, 2002

Tony Blair Has a Chance to Bridge the Gap on IraqApril 05, 2002

America At War: IraqMarch 19, 2002

It's Time for a Trans-Atlantic SummitMarch 13, 2002

'You are doing too well to really want change'March 01, 2002

Help Russians to Be ApprovingFebruary 14, 2002

Iraq: The American Message to the AlliesFebruary 07, 2002

Talking Turkey on CyprusJanuary 16, 2002

Should the War on Terrorism Target Iraq? Implementing a Bush Doctrine on DeterrenceJanuary 01, 2002

2001

A Tougher Target: The Afghanistan model of warfare may not apply very well to IraqDecember 26, 2001

Dealing with IraqNovember 30, 2001

The French Challenge: Adapting to GlobalizationNovember 20, 2001

Bush-Putin: The End of the End of the Cold WarNovember 13, 2001

NATO Enlargement: Moving Forward; Expanding the Alliance and Completing Europe's IntegrationNovember 01, 2001

September 11 Verdict - Yes to Missile Defense, But Don't Alienate Russia or ChinaOctober 17, 2001

NATO Is Ready to Play a Central RoleSeptember 18, 2001

The Attack That Will Change AmericaSeptember 14, 2001

All Treaties Are Not EqualSeptember 08, 2001

Beyond KyotoJune 18, 2001

Bush, the Europeans, and Missile DefenseMay 18, 2001

Bush's Unilateralism Risks Alienating America's AlliesApril 02, 2001

Globalization and French Cultural IdentityMarch 01, 2001

Israel Still Seeks Peace: The West Should Help the Process Along Rather than Assume it is Dead under Ariel SharonFebruary 22, 2001

Making Peace With SharonFebruary 08, 2001

Bush, Missile Defense, and the Atlantic AllianceFebruary 01, 2001

How to Remain America's Privileged PartnerFebruary 01, 2001

2000

America's New President Will Need to Earn European TrustDecember 15, 2000

Election Shows Strength, Not Weakness, of American DemocracyNovember 21, 2000

Unilateral American Withdrawal from the Balkans Would Be a Bad IdeaNovember 02, 2000

No Way Out: The Essential U.S. Role in the Middle EastSeptember 01, 2000