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Much Like Margaret Thatcher And Ronald Reagan, President Barack Obama Came To Office As A Politician Who Emphasized Conviction Rather Than Consensus. During His 2008 Presidential Campaign, He Pledged To Transform The Role Of The United States Abroad. His Ambitious Foreign Policy Goals Included A Global Climate Treaty, The Peaceful Withdrawal Of American Military Forces From Iraq And Afghanistan, And A New Relationship With Iran. Throughout Obama's Tenure, Pundits And Scholars Have Offered Competing Interpretations Of His Grand Strategy, While Others Have Maintained That His Policies Were Incoherent Or, At Best, Ad Hoc. In Dangerous Doctrine, Political Scientist Robert G. Kaufman Argues That The Forty-fourth President Has Indeed Articulated A Clear, Consistent National Security Policy And Has Pursued It With Remarkable Fidelity. Yet Kaufman Contends That President Obama Has Imprudently Abandoned The Muscular Internationalism That Has Marked Us Foreign Policy Since The End Of World War Ii. Drawing On International Relations Theory And American Diplomatic History, Kaufman Presents A Robust Critique Of The Obama Doctrine As He Situates The President's Use Of Power Within The Traditions

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Author
Robert Gordon Kaufman; Project Muse
Publisher
The University Press of Kentucky
Published
2016
Language
EN
ISBN
9780813167206
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Political Science, Language Learning
Rating
4.8 / 5 (7 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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