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February 2012
 | Shrinking Presidency: Don't expect too much of the next US president Why greatness eludes Obama Aaron David Miller |
 | America's constitutional paralysis Perils of a strong Constitution Sherard Cowper-Coles |
Features
 | Europe needs a Marshall Plan James Hoge |
 | Russia: Cracks in the Kremlin Andrew Wood |
 | Arab Spring, Islam's Summer: Time to build bridges over the Mediterranean Robin Niblett & Claire Spencer |
 | Arab Spring, Islam's Summer: Women in authoritarian states Madawi Al-Rasheed |
 | Europe: Surviving a lost decade Tony Barber |
 | Europe: Don't expect India to come to the rescue Ashok V. Desai |
 | US and Asia: How to spot a growing military power James de Waal |
 | US and Asia: Australia rises up Charles Emmerson |
 | Food: Who will feed the next 2 billion? Rob Bailey |
 | Burma: After 50 years of military rule there are signs of real hope Philip Delves Broughton |
