America in the World
A History of U.S. Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
What's it about
Ever wonder how America became the global power it is today? Go beyond the headlines and discover the five practical traditions that have secretly shaped U.S. foreign policy for centuries, from the founding fathers to the modern era. You'll learn how key figures like Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin used pragmatic dealmaking, not just ideals, to navigate complex international challenges. Uncover the strategic thinking behind America's rise and learn how these historical lessons can help you understand the world today.
Meet the author
Robert B. Zoellick brings unmatched real-world experience to the history of American foreign policy, having served as President of the World Bank and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State. His decades of service at the highest levels of international diplomacy, trade, and finance provide a rare insider's perspective on the critical decisions that have shaped America's role in the world. This unique vantage point allowed him to craft a history not just of what happened, but why it mattered, revealing the enduring principles of American statecraft.
What's it about
Ever wonder how America became the global power it is today? Go beyond the headlines and discover the five practical traditions that have secretly shaped U.S. foreign policy for centuries, from the founding fathers to the modern era. You'll learn how key figures like Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin used pragmatic dealmaking, not just ideals, to navigate complex international challenges. Uncover the strategic thinking behind America's rise and learn how these historical lessons can help you understand the world today.
Meet the author
Robert B. Zoellick brings unmatched real-world experience to the history of American foreign policy, having served as President of the World Bank and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State. His decades of service at the highest levels of international diplomacy, trade, and finance provide a rare insider's perspective on the critical decisions that have shaped America's role in the world. This unique vantage point allowed him to craft a history not just of what happened, but why it mattered, revealing the enduring principles of American statecraft.
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