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portada An Impending Post-Conflict Period, Global Financial Crisis, and Faltering U.S. Hegemony: How Ought U.S. Diplomacy Adapt?
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
70
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28.0 x 21.6 x 0.4 cm
Weight
0.19 kg.
ISBN13
9781502300416

An Impending Post-Conflict Period, Global Financial Crisis, and Faltering U.S. Hegemony: How Ought U.S. Diplomacy Adapt?

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An Impending Post-Conflict Period, Global Financial Crisis, and Faltering U.S. Hegemony: How Ought U.S. Diplomacy Adapt? - Joint Forces Staff College

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Synopsis "An Impending Post-Conflict Period, Global Financial Crisis, and Faltering U.S. Hegemony: How Ought U.S. Diplomacy Adapt?"

This book asserts that an interrelationship exists between U.S. military power, economic strength, its international standing, and the development and use of diplomacy. Given the United States' currently vacillating hegemony and stringent fiscal circumstances, this book further posits that U.S. diplomacy must adapt as it enters a new post-conflict period. This work presents and assesses three historical moments that illustrate the interplay developed over the last 120 years. It then forecasts a change in that relationship and recommends ways for diplomacy to evolve in order to continue achieving U.S. national security goals.

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