The World America Made

The World America Made

by Robert Kagan

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Available in: Chisinau, Moldova

English

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In this influential foreign policy essay, Robert Kagan argues against American retrenchment and makes the case for continued U.S. global leadership. He contends that the liberal international order—characterized by democracy, free markets, and relative peace—exists largely because of American power and influence. Kagan warns that a withdrawal of American engagement would lead to a more dangerous, less democratic world. The book gained attention when President Obama was seen carrying it, sparking debate about American exceptionalism and global responsibility.

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