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Providence examines global statecraft with Christian Realism. We believe American Christians have a special duty to interpret America’s vocation in the world today.
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From Provincial to Patriarch: Review of H. W. Brands’s Biography of George Washington - Providence
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (203+ words) By Obbie Tyler Todd on September 9, 2026 By: H.W. Brands Published by: Doubleday Brands’s Washington is high-minded without being stoic, but his humanity is never exceptionally deep. In this sense, American Patriarch supports Ron Chernow’s contention that Washington was “more revered than…...
The Clash of Exceptionalisms: America, China and the Mandate of Heaven - Providence
1+ week, 3+ day ago (114+ words) By Seong-Hyon Lee on September 4, 2026 Seong-Hyon Lee, Ph.D., is a Senior Fellow at the George H. W. Bush Foundation for U.S.-China Relations and an Associate in Research at Harvard University’s Asia Center. He is based in Boston. Providence is the only publication…...
Economic Growth vs World’s Dictators - Providence
2+ week, 3+ day ago (39+ words) Here's my interview with Dalibor Rohac about his new book Unshackled: How Economic Growth Can Defeat the World's Dictators. Formerly with American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC, Rohac is now based in Prague with GLOBSEC....
Chinese Grand Strategy Cannot Be Understood Apart from Communism - Providence
2+ week, 5+ day ago (560+ words) While many in the U.S. would prefer to ignore the role of ideology in international relations, the truth is that the Chinese state cannot be understood apart from the precepts of Marx, Lenin, and Mao...