This book presents the case for an active, interventionist American foreign policy in the post-Cold War era.
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In The Imperative Of American Leadership: A Challenge To Neo-Isolationism, Joshua Muravchik, a leading foreign policy expert, warns that the post-cold war period resembles the conditions following World War I, when Americans perceived no apparent threat and retreated into isolationism that paved the way to a Hitlerian Armageddon. The Imperative Of American Leadership will shake Americans from the lethargy and its terrifying consequences as makes a compelling argument for an active, interventionist American post-cold war policy. The Imperative Of American Leadership offers the general reader (conservative or liberal, hawk or dove) a post-cold war foreign policy in pursuit of American security and world peace. Muravchik tells us where our current policies are taking us; where an active, interventionist foreign policy could take us; and why the latter is in our best interest. The Imperative Of American Leadership is highly recommended reading for anyone with an interest in American foreign policy development and implementation. -- Midwest Book Review
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- Bill Clinton (United States Presidents) by Paul Joseph on page 136, and Back Matter
- The Third Wave by Samuel P. Huntington on page 179, and Back Matter
- The Rise of China by Council on Foreign Affairs in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- National Interest by David W. Clinton in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Defense Spending and Economic Growth by James E. Payne on page 46, and Back Matter
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- The Reluctant Sheriff: The United States After the Cold War by Richard N. Haass on page 75
- Application of the Divine Principle: A Blueprint for World Peace by John Godwin in Back Matter
- East Meets West by Daniel A. Bell in Back Matter
- American Empire: The Realities and Consequences of U.S. Diplomacy by Andrew J. Bacevich in Back Matter
- Meanings of War and Peace by Francis A. Beer in Back Matter
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