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The Burden of American Power: Peter Beinart on Hubris, Humility, and War

Does American expansionism around the globe make the U.S. more powerful and influential? Does the U.S. gain by flexing its military muscle, or would it benefit more from preserving its resources? This week, Mark Hannah sits down with journalist Peter Beinart to discuss the limits of America’s global role.

Namaste, Trump: Dhruva Jaishankar and Aparna Pande on US-India Military Ties

Primary Sources: How New Hampshire Voted on Foreign Policy

Changing The Status Quo: Kal Penn on the Power of Cultural Diplomacy

China Rising Part 2: Jacob Stokes and Ali Wyne on Whether America is Manufacturing an Enemy

Peace, The Norm. War, The Exception. Andrew Bacevich on Stopping the Search for Monsters to Destroy

It’s Not Just Trump. The American People Are Skeptical of NATO, Too.

Trump is Impeachable But so is US Foreign Policy

How to End an Empire: Kate Kizer on a New Direction for Progressive Foreign Policy

Maximum Flexibility? Joe Cirincione on Nuclear Restraint

China Rising Part 1: Isaac Stone Fish & Stephen Orlins on How the U.S. Should Respond

Profiting From War: Bill Hartung on the U.S.-Saudi Corporate Connection