Practical Lessons from US Foreign Policy

Examining the Trump administration's foreign policy, this book highlights a departure from established international norms that have historically supported American dominance. Through a collection of essays from a diplomat and a historian, it argues that Trump's approach amplifies existing unilateral tendencies seen in prior administrations. The authors emphasize the neglect of crucial elements such as collective security, regional integration, and diplomatic creativity. They conclude with a hopeful message that it is still possible to address these issues by reflecting on recent historical lessons.