The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Adam Parent/Shutterstock.com).Grand Strategy: David Tucker Responds to His Critics
It can’t simply be taken for granted that democracy in individual states is compatible with the liberal international order.
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The liberal international order is a useful tool of American security; defending and supporting it is pragmatic, not utopian.
If we forswore military intervention in other countries, we could still affect the world in a positive way through free trade.
From the pages of rocket man’s diary.
Between a Mirage and a Mistake: Correcting American Grand Strategy
We should keep in mind our interests and our allies. Doing so brings home to us the paradox of strategic thinking: to secure peace, prepare for war.
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The liberal international order is a useful tool of American security; defending and supporting it is pragmatic, not utopian.
If we forswore military intervention in other countries, we could still affect the world in a positive way through free trade.
From the pages of rocket man’s diary.
It can’t simply be taken for granted that democracy in individual states is compatible with the liberal international order.
