The Four Ages of American Foreign Policy
Weak Power, Great Power, Superpower, Hyperpower
Summary:
The book examines the evolution of the United States' role in international affairs, tracing its trajectory from a minor player to a dominant global force. It explores the strategies, challenges, and implications of America's shifting power dynamics across four distinct historical periods of its foreign policy.
Key points:
1. Weak Power: The U.S. started as a small, developing nation focused on growth and avoiding European conflicts.
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