Reluctant Crusaders

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Focusing on four pivotal moments in American foreign policy—post-World War I, post-World War II, the Cold War, and the aftermath of 9/11—Colin Dueck analyzes how cultural assumptions and international pressures influence U.S. strategies. The book highlights the tension between liberal foreign policy aspirations and the realities of global dynamics, offering insights into the interplay of power and culture in shaping international relations over time.