Ashford quoted in Foreign Affairs: Should US foreign policy focus on great-power competition? - Atlantic Council

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Emma’s response is part of a survey of experts considering whether US foreign policy going forward should be shaped around great-power competition.

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Emma Ashford

Former Resident Senior Fellow, New American Engagement Initiative

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