Summer Reading List (American Foreign Policy)

Discover the must-read books on American foreign policy this summer. Explore David Rothkopf's *Running the World*, Thomas Friedman's *The World Is Flat*, and George Weigel's *The Cube and the Cathedral* for deep insights into global power and strategy.

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The opportunity

 

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Running the World

by David Rothkopf

Presents a history of the National Security Council, analyzing how each administration has used the NSC to define and shape foreign and military policy in line with their own political agenda.
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Blind spot

 

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The World Is Flat

by Thomas L. Friedman

Offers a concise history of globalization, discussing a wide range of topics, from the September 11 terrorist attacks to the growth of the middle class in both China and India.
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The Cube and the Cathedral

by George Weigel

Argues that Europe's separation of religion from politics has led to its decline and that religion, instead of being suspect, should be viewed in the U.S. and Europe as an ally of human rights and freedom.
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Why Globalization Works

 

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The case for democracy

 

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The Sling and the Stone

 

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The New American Militarism

 

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Imperial Grunts

 

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