Trends in US Foreign Policy: From Bush to Trump 2001 â 2027
Fri 13 Nov · Online or Rewley House 1 Wellington Square · OX1
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Fees: £ 15.00 – £ 18.00 Lecture by Dr Martin Holmes During the 21st century, US foreign policy has been in a state of flux. The 2003 Iraq War demonstrated American military power with the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, but subsequent nation-building efforts proved elusive. Obama’s more restrained, quasi-isolationist approach reflected public fatigue with costly wars of choice. In his first term, Trump similarly pursued an 'America First' agenda, emphasising limited intervention.
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