Foreign Affairs — The Undead Past: How Nations Confront the Evils of History (January/February 2018)
Council on Foreign Relations, New York · Vol. 97, No. 1, Januari/Februari 2018; sampul · 2018-01
Abstract
The January/February 2018 issue takes up the ways in which nations confront the crimes of their past. The package "The Undead Past" features Annette Gordon-Reed on slavery as America's original sin, Richard J. Evans on Germany from Nazism to "never again", Nikita Petrov on Soviet memory in Russia, Orville Schell on the closing of history in China, Sisonke Msimang on post-apartheid South Africa, and Phil Clark on Rwanda's recovery. The additional cover line refers to the essay by Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Michael Carpenter on how to counter the Kremlin. Other essays discuss China and North Korea, credibility in international politics, the American Congress, France under Macron, the Congo, women's labour force participation, and the minimum wage.
How to cite
“Foreign Affairs — The Undead Past: How Nations Confront the Evils of History (January/February 2018)”, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, Vol. 97, No. 1, Januari/Februari 2018; sampul, 2018-01. KBA13 Academy Archive and Library, KBA-MJL-2018-0002.