ID | 182241 |
Title Proper | Them and us |
Other Title Information | how America lets its enemies hijack its foreign policy |
Language | ENG |
Author | Rhodes, Ben |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | Notwenty-¼rst-century event has shaped the United States and its role in the world as much as 9/11.Theattacks pierced the complacency of the post–ColdWar decade and shattered the illusion that history was ending with the triumph of American-led globalization.Thescale of the U.S. response remade American government, foreign policy, politics, and society inwaysthat continue to generate aftershocks. Onlybyinterrogating the excesses of that response can Americans understand what their country has become and where it needs togo. |
`In' analytical Note | Foreign Affairs Vol. 100, No.5; Sep-Oct 2021: p.22-31 |
Journal Source | Foreign Affairs Vol: 100 No 5 |
Key Words | America ; Foreign Policy ; Post–Cold War |