Tag: realism
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Overestimating Allies: Kennan on Southeast Asia
Narupat Rattanakit // America should pursue their national interests through engagement with each Southeast Asian state utilizing greater diplomatic, economic, and non-military security related engagements.
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Avoiding America’s Brewing War in the Baltics
Robert Clarke // Sending strong policy signals to the Baltic capitals could help defuse the danger of unintended conflict between the Baltics and Russia that would lead the U.S. into war.
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Is the “Restraint Revolution” Really Happening?
By Egor Spirin // Interventionists, of course, will inflate the threat to the liberal world order posed by restraint advocates in order to maintain a consolidated establishment in the face of a cumulative intellectual opponent.
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Realism, Restraint and Goldilocks
By Austin Hillebrandt // It is in America’s interest to reject both Trump’s hot-headed bombasts and Biden’s stone-cold ignorance. The only foreign policy that is ‘just right’ for America is one of restraint.
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Long Wars and Their Discontents
By Scott Strgacich
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The Balance of Power Never Left
By Samuel Leiter
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Library of a Realist- Books That Every Foreign Policy Fan Should Read
By Megan Waardenburg
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The Populist Pushback on Climate Change
By Jan Gerber //
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Meet Merkel’s Successor
By Lukasz Grabowski //
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Central Asia: Too Big to Ignore
By Caroline Caywood //