Description
The answer, argues Peter Harris, can be found at the level of domestic politics. The modern U.S. state was built during World War II and the Cold War to support a globe-spanning and long-term effort to project military power abroad. This domestic order is hardwired to reject foreign policies of restraint or retrenchment. If the United States is ever to assume a more normal world role, it must first undergo a period of domestic reform, renewal, and realignment. This book explains what these domestic changes might look like—and how a grand strategy of restraint can be implemented from the inside out.
Book Information
ISBN 9781509562107
Author Peter Harris
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Polity Press
Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd