Don't Turn Your Back On The World

A Conservative Foreign Policy

De: Brent M. Eastwood

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 6 h

Resumen del Editor

Discover a new conservative foreign policy plan that will empower America to overcome the most difficult global challenges.

With chaos abroad and internal division among the people, how can the United States confront the world with a conservative foreign policy that safeguards the nation’s future and achieves victory against its adversaries?

Featuring a nuanced and thoughtful reflection on the current state of global affairs, Don’t Turn Your Back on the World offers bold solutions for America’s response to key geopolitical issues – including the war in Ukraine, the war in Gaza, and the rising aggression of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea.

Drawing on a wealth of international relations philosophy, recent events, and careful reasoning, this book presents a conservative foreign policy that encourages the United States to rejuvenate its military, sharpen its diplomatic skills, and keep its cool in the face of opposition.

Here’s just a little of what you’ll discover inside:

• The Best of Reagan and Trump: A Combination of Successful Conservative Foreign Policy Stratagems from Both Presidents
• The China Question: The Rising Hostility Between Superpowers and the Pressing Need for Alliances to Prevent Conflict in East Asia
• Navigating Russia and Ukraine: Can Diplomacy Really Succeed in a War Mired in Bitterness and Hatred?
• Is Democracy-Building a Failure? Reflections on America’s Efforts to Spread Democracy
• America’s Exceptional Strength: Why Remaining a Superpower Will Protect the United States from Foreign Coercion and Attack

As a valuable read for anyone interested in global politics, Don’t Turn Your Back on the World outlines a collection of arguments that culminate in a conservative grand strategy – one which calls for a non-isolationist, responsive approach while protecting America’s sovereignty and fostering peace through strength.

Brent M. Eastwood, PhD is a think tank fellow for R Street Institute in Washington, DC. He is the author of Humans, Machines, and Data: Future Trends in Warfare and two other books. Brent was the founder and CEO of a tech firm that predicted world events using artificial intelligence. He served as a legislative fellow for U.S. Senator Tim Scott and advised the senator on defense and foreign policy issues. He has taught at American University, George Washington University, and George Mason University. Brent is a former U.S. Army Infantry officer.