The Abandonment Of West: History An Idea In American Foreign Policy Michael Kimmage Basic Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Politics - Current

For Much Of The Twentieth Century Americans Saw Their Nation As Part A Shared Western Civilization Rooted In European Enlightenment Ideals Liberty And Self-Government Heritage Classical Greece Rome Vision Guided America\ S Foreign Affairs From Crusades World Wars To Its Strategic Alliances With Europe Cold War Against Communist East But Today Other Ideas Drive American Policy: On One Side Pursuit Universal \ Liberal International Order Illiberal Nationalism America First Abandonment West Historian Michael Kimmage Traces West\ Rise Decline Policy Since 1890S - Argues That Reviving Is Essential Fostering National Unity Resisting New Geopolitical Threats Roots Affinity Run Deep Embrace Columbus Hero Neoclassical Design Nation\ Capital After Despite Woodrow Wilson\ Failed Efforts Persuade Take Up Leadership Universities Advanced Curricula By 1945 Second Was Dominant Foreign-Policy Concept Presidents Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Fostered Bipartisan Project Saving Soviet Then This Consensus Unraveled Vietnam Rights Revolutions 1960S Left Raised Questions About Association Empire White Supremacy Moved Frameworks Such Multiculturalism Ethnic Studies Right Narrower More Religious Almost Critical Liberals At Home It Communists Abroad End Clinton Bush Obama Increasingly Avoided Invoking Seeking Instead Create Democracies Everywhere Donald Trump Has Broadly Rejected Embracing Authoritarian Leaders Denigrating Institutions Nato Concludes Defense Framework Past Shortcomings Restoring Self-Governance Authoritarianism Russia China Here Revitalized Expansive Can Offer An Inspiring Alternative Identity Politics Sweeping Full Rich Insights Urgent Portrait Modern Search Emergence Superpower Revealing Crossroads Which Country Now Stands Σελίδες: 384 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0630 Διαστάσεις: 15 8X15 8Cm