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The Ghost At The Feast America And The Collapse Of World Order 19001941 Robert Kagan

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Publisher: Alfred A, Knopf

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 6.55 MB

Pages: 1086

Author: Robert Kagan

ISBN: 9780307262943, 9780593535196, 0307262944, 0593535197, B09P9RJR81

Language: English

Year: 2023

Volume: 2

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The Ghost At The Feast America And The Collapse Of World Order 19001941 Robert Kagan by Robert Kagan 9780307262943, 9780593535196, 0307262944, 0593535197, B09P9RJR81 instant download after payment.

A comprehensive, sweeping history of America's rise to global superpower--a follow up to the author's acclaimed first volume, from our nation's earliest days to the dawn of the twentieth century.
At the turn of the twentieth century, America was at a tipping point: its population and wealth were growing rapidly, and the country had entered the world stage as a commanding political, economic, and military force. Would America retreat within their own relatively secure and geographically separate borders, or would it continue to expand its influence on an international scale?
Beginning with the "honorable" Spanish American War and ending with the wreckage of World War II, Robert Kagan tracks how America's desire to be an arbiter of peace as a young democracy has conflicted with its desire to stay neutral. Kagan shows how this moral high ground has led to mistakes and acts of ruthless ambition, but he also argues that America's hesitation to intervene in foreign affairs has allowed fascism and tyranny to grow unchecked. Brilliant and insightful, Dangerous Nation, Vol. Two strips away any illusion that America can be an isolationist country, tracing the stunningly quick dissolution of European control and the emergence of a new world order with America at its helm.