The Unilateralist Temptation in American Foreign Policy

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Exploring the impact of the Cold War's conclusion, this book argues that U.S. foreign policy has been characterized by unilateralism rather than multilateralism. It highlights how the structural changes in both domestic and international contexts have positioned the United States as a dominant rule-maker, emphasizing its hegemonic role on the global stage. The analysis delves into the implications of this approach for international relations and the challenges it poses for global cooperation.