Emma Ashford
Scottish-American foreign policy analyst; senior fellow at the Stimson Center, columnist at Foreign Policy and adjunct professor at Georgetown's Center for Security Studies, working on US grand strategy.
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Recommends A World Safe for Commerce
Um and then finally um I would say a world safe for commerce by Dell Copeland which is this uh lengthy historical treatment of how the US um and its foreign policy have been impacted by our trade with other countries which again seems very relevant for the current moment right if our foreign policy as he argues has
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Recommends A Superpower Transformed
Well, on the Nixon point, actually, I've been reading a great book, um, A Superpower Transformed by Dan Sergeant, um, which basically looks at all of those overlapping changes that happened in the 1970s through Nixon Ford Carter. Um, so, you know, if that's a good model for this moment, and maybe it is, it's it's a really good read.
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