Colin Dueck Livres

An incisive evaluation of foreign policy and the meaning of power in the Obama era číst celé

Focusing on contemporary Republican foreign policy, this insightful work by a prominent young diplomatic historian critiques the shortcomings of the Bush administration. It challenges conservatives to reflect on past failures and offers a pathway for future strategies. The book is a call to action for those seeking to redefine their approach to international relations, making it essential reading for anyone interested in the evolution of conservative foreign policy.

Focusing on four pivotal moments in American foreign policy—post-World War I, post-World War II, the Cold War, and the aftermath of 9/11—Colin Dueck analyzes how cultural assumptions and international pressures influence U.S. strategies. The book highlights the tension between liberal foreign policy aspirations and the realities of global dynamics, offering insights into the interplay of power and culture in shaping international relations over time.