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The Munk Debates Books in Order
Below you'll find the complete list of The Munk Debates books in publication order. This is generally the recommended reading order for the series.
Reading order verified: March 2026
Quick Answer
What order should I read the The Munk Debates series? Start with "The Munk Debates: Volume One (By: Rudyard Griffiths)" (2010) and follow publication order through all 19 books.
The complete The Munk Debates reading order is listed below in publication sequence.
Publication Order
The Munk Debates: Volume One (By: Rudyard Griffiths)
2010
Hitchens vs. Blair (By: Christopher Hitchens)
2011
Does the 21st Century Belong to China? (By: Henry Kissinger)
2011
North America’s Lost Decade (By: Ian Bremmer,Paul Krugman,David Rosenberg,Lawrence H. Summers)
2012
Has the European Experiment Failed? (By: Niall Ferguson)
2012
Can the World Tolerate an Iran with Nuclear Weapons? (By: Seyyed Hossein Nasr)
2013
Should We Tax the Rich More? (By: Rudyard Griffiths)
2013
Are Men Obsolete?: The Munk Debate on Gender (By: Camille Paglia,Caitlin Moran,Maureen Dowd,Hanna Rosin)
2014
Has Obama Made the World a More Dangerous Place? (By: Bret Stephens)
2015
The 2015 Canadian Federal Election Debate on Foreign Policy: The Munk Debates (By: Steven Harper,Justin Trudeau,Thomas Mulcair)
2015
Should the West Engage Putin’s Russia? (By: Garry Kasparov)
2015
Can Donald Trump Make America Great Again?
2016
The Global Refugee Crisis (By: Mark Steyn)
2016
Is This the End of the Liberal International Order? (By: Rudyard Griffiths)
2017
Is American Democracy in Crisis? (By: Kimberley Strassel)
2018
Political Correctness (By: Jordan B. Peterson)
2018
The Rise of Populism (By: Rudyard Griffiths)
2019
China and the West (By: Rudyard Griffiths,H.R. McMaster,Michael Pillsbury,Kishore Mahbubani,Huiyao Wang)
2019
Future of Capitalism (By: Rudyard Griffiths)
2021
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