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Xi's Governing Strategy Work?\n\nCheng Li and Ryan McElveen  \nThe Promise of Abenomics  \nKorean Family History  \nKay Shimizu  \nCharles Armstrong  \nCharmless Offensive  \nThe Fate of Soft Power in East AsiaJing Sun  \nChina's Environmentalists AdaptJudith Shapiro  \nAfter Yudhoyono  \nJohnson Tan  \nMarygrove CollegeMcDonough Geschke Library8425 West McNichols RoadDetroit,MI 48221  \nCURRENT HISTORY  \nFOUNDED IN 1914  \nVOL.112,NO.755  \nSEPTEMBER 2013  \nEditorALAN SORENSENManaging EditorJOSHUA LUSTIGBooks EditorWILLIAM W.FINAN JR.Production EditorDARRYL DETWEILERCopy EditorRACHEL ADAMSEditorial InternsNOLAN BURGERDANIEL H.REDMONDDYLAN SMITHContributing EditorsCATHERINE BOONEUniversity of Texas,AustinBRUCE CUMINGSUniversity of ChicagoDEBORAH S.DAVISYale UniversityLARRY DIAMONDStanford UniversityMICHELE DUNNEAtlantic CouncilBARRY EICHENGREENUniversity of California,Berkeley  \nC.CHRISTINE FAIRGeorgetown UniversitySUMIT GANGULYIndiana UniversityMARSHALLI.GOLDMANWellesley College  \nG.JOHN IKENBERRYPrinceton UniversityMICHAEL T.KLAREHampshire CollegeJOSHUA KURLANTZICKCouncil on Foreign RelationsMICHAEL MCFAUL*Stanford UniversityRAJAN MENONCity University of New YorkAUGUSTUS RICHARD NORTONBoston UniversityJOSEPH NYEHarvard UniversityBRUCE RUSSETTYale UniversityMICHAEL SHIFTERInter-American DialogueARTURO VALENZUELAGeorgetown UniversityJEFFREY WASSERSTROMUniversity of California,Irvine*On leavePresident and PublisherDANIEL MARK REDMOND  \n●DANIEL G.REDMONDEditor and Publisher,1943-1955DANIELG.REDMOND JR.Publisher,1955-1988  \nRussia and Eurasia  \nWITH VLADIMIR PUTIN back in the Kremlin for asecond stint as president,and acting more autocraticthan ever,it may seem that not much has changed inRussia.Yet in a sense everything has changed sinceanti-Putin protests began two years ago,leaving thestrongman facing broad public revulsion and ridiculeand resorting to desperate measures to keep his graspon power.Likewise,the wider Eurasian region isastir.Moscow still views the former Soviet republicsas its rightful sphere of influence,but rising powerslike Turkey and China are making deep advanceseconomically along the old Silk Road.In Georgia,stillrattled by a war with Russia five years ago,democraticcompetition is fitfully becoming the new norm.Eventhe Arctic ice is breaking up and melting away,givingrise to new trade routes and resource competitionon top of the world.Current History's October issuewill take up these and other issues facing the region.Topics scheduled to appear include:  \n·Putin's Problems:Stagnation and Dissent  \nDaniel Treisman,University of California,Los Angeles  \n·The Russian Brand of Soft Power  \nAndrei Tsygankov,San Francisco State UniversitySecond in a series  \n·Moscow's Stakes in Syria  \nMark N.Katz,George Mason University  \n·The New Arctic Competition  \nPavel Baev,Peace Research Institute,Oslo  \n·Turkey's Economic Integration with EurasiaKemal Kirisci,Brookings Institution  \n·Georgia's Rocky Political LandscapeJulie 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