Foreign Affairs. January-February 2020

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Advancing the Frontiers

of Monetary Policy

TOBIAS ADRIAN, DOUGLAS

LAXTON, AND MAURICE

OBSTFELD

How should a country imple-

ment Inflation-forecast target-

ing for monetary policy? This

book explores basic principles

and practices, including man-

aging expectations which is

essential for achieving the infla-

tion target and for effectively

managing short-term policy

trade-offs.

Breaking the Oil Spell

The Gulf Falcons Path to

Diversity

REDA CHERIF, FUAD

HASANOV, AND MIN ZHU

Fluctuations in oil prices

underscore the need for the

countries of the Gulf Coopera-

tion Council—Gulf Falcons—to

diversify away from reliance on

oil exports. However, policymak-

ers face complex choices on

this path toward economic

diversification.

Chinese Communist

Espionage

An Intelligence Primer

PETER MATTIS AND MATTHEW

BRAZIL

“A must read for all who play a

role in protecting free and open

societies from this pernicious

threat to security and prosper-

ity.”

—H.R. McMaster

author of Dereliction of Duty

Building a Resilient

Tomorrow

How to Prepare for

the Coming Climate

Disruption

ALICE C. HILL AND LEONARDO

MARTINEZ-DIAZ

While squarely confronting the

scale of the risks the world fac-

es because of climate change,

this pragmatic guide focuses

on solutions—some gradual and

some more revolutionary—cur-

rently being deployed around

the globe.

Fuel to the Fire

How Trump Made America’s

Broken Foreign Policy Even

Worse (and How We Can

Recover)

CHRISTOPHER A. PREBLE, JOHN

GLASER, AND A. TREVOR THRALL

Fuel to the Fire argues that

President Trump’s “America First”

doctrine is no different than the

broken foreign policy that has bur-

dened this country for decades. It

offers a road map based on trade

and diplomacy to avoid our past

mistakes and preserve American

security and prosperity.

Sport, Politics, and

Society in the Middle East

DANYEL REICHE AND TAMIR

SOREK, EDS.

This volume discusses how

sport in the Middle East is

a contested terrain where

struggles are being fought over

the inclusion of women, over

competing definitions of na-

tional identity, over preserving

social memory, and over press

freedom.

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Oxford University Press

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International Monetary Fund

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A Council on Foreign Relations Book

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Cato Institute

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