Americans lack a shared vision of what the role of the United States ought to be in the world. It's time for America to start asking itself some tough questions about the future of American leadership and for U.S. leaders to rethink how to persuade the American people of the value of an American-led, American-powered global order.LBJ School of Public Affair
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Created as part of the 2017 Jackson School for International Studies SIS 495: Task Force.Not since t...
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Now that the responsible stakeholder approach to China is essentially defunct, how should America re...
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