Tag: Foreign Policy
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After the Winter: Collapse, Spring, and a New First Turning
After the Winter: Collapse, Spring, and a New First Turning
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Iran and the Consent Gap: A Policy in Search of Strategy
Vietnam began with overwhelming American support. The war with Iran begins less than one-third of the way there. That difference is not political commentary. It is a structural strategic condition. In a republic, the most important battlefield is not overseas. It is the political consent of the citizens at home.
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CONTAINMENT OR CATASTROPHE? REASSESSING AMERICA’S APPROACH TO CHINA
THE MIRAGE OF SECURITY: HOW OUTDATED STRATEGIES ARE RISKING U.S.-CHINA RELATIONS BY TOM RAQUER Dear Essential American Citizen, As tensions rise between the U.S. and China, is America unknowingly heading toward a costly conflict? Are outdated strategies exacerbating rather than mitigating risks? What if the plan designed to guarantee our security is actually magnifying its…