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ID149631
Title ProperWill Washington abandon the order?
Other Title Informationthe false logic of retreat
LanguageENG
AuthorSchake, Kori
Summary / Abstract (Note)Should the United States commit its unrivaled power to spreading democracy and cementing Washington’s leadership of the liberal international order that has provided decades of stability and security but has come under increasing strain in recent years? Or would U.S. interests be better served by less American intervention in world affairs—and, in particular, by less exertion of U.S. military force? Theorists and policymakers have argued over those questions for decades, especially since the end of the Cold War. During the past eight years, the Obama administration has changed the terms of the debate by pursuing a strategy of retrenchment.
`In' analytical NoteForeign Affairs Vol.96, No.1; Jan-Feb 2017: p.41-47
Journal SourceForeign Affairs Vol: 96 No 1
Key WordsUnited States ;  Order ;  Liberal International Order ;  U.S. Interests ;  U.S. Military Force ;  Washington Abandon ;  False Logic of Retreat


 
 
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