Power Passing: Kori Schake on the Stability of the International Order

The United States and the United Kingdom have historically had a special relationship. Can this kind of enduring alliance be replicated, and if not, why not? As American hegemony wanes and China’s international influence rises, Kori Schake argues that shared values can propel common national interests and goals. And that these can endure even as countries’ relative power rises and falls.

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Some names and references mentioned in this podcast episode have changed since its publication, including references to the Eurasia Group Foundation (EGF), the former name of the Institute for Global Affairs.