U.S. International Coverage Wants Some Washingtonian Realism

As America navigates the tumultuous waters of the twenty first century’s worldwide panorama, the time has come to revisit the foundational ideas of our nation’s overseas coverage. Practically three centuries after George Washington’s delivery, the strategic outlook of our first president-what worldwide relations students Arta Moeini and Christopher Mott name Washingtonian Realism-offers a timeless blueprint for safeguarding America’s pursuits in right now’s complicated geopolitical enviornment. In an age marked by China’s rise, persistent turmoil within the Center East, and battle in Ukraine, Washington’s…