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President Biden returned from a trip to Asia last week after meeting with leaders of Japan, India, Austraila. The summit show how free nations should oppose Chinese, Russian dictators to preserve peace.
This year, Knoxville will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1982 World’s Fair, which is known as one of its most monumental events to date.
For centuries, the downfall of one global empire has resulted in the ascension of another. But as Jason Pack shows in his new book, LIBYA AND THE GLOBAL ENDURING DISORDER (Oxford University Press; February, 2022), we are no longer in the post-Cold War World, but are rather in a new era, one he terms “the Enduring Disorder.”
World Unfiltered: Should The US Lead A New International Order? Posted by Scott Lucas | Apr 1, 2021 | US President Joe Biden joins a virtual European Union summit, March 25, 2021 Should the US aspire to lead a revived “liberal international order”? World Unfiltered speaks with Prof. John Ikenberry, who coined the term in 1999 to describe the post-1945 international system. Following a generation of turmoil and uncertainty, and with widespread scepticism of US power past and present, I ask Ikenberry why we should campaign for a revival — and whether it should follow an American lead. 3:...
Email Address Robert M. Gates. Exercise of Power: American Failures, Successes, and a New Path Forward in the Post–Cold War World. Knopf, 2020. Robert M. Gates was born in 1943 in Wichita, Kansas and joined the Central Intelligence Agency twenty-three years later. He became a lieutenant in the US Air Force in 1967; served for nine years on the National Security Council; and served as deputy national security adviser, as deputy director and director of central intelligence, and as secretary of defense under George W. Bush and Barack Obama, the only defense secretary in history to serve cons...