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  • The Hidden Grand Strategy: How America Engineers Wars To Weaken Russia And China

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    Series series Geopolitics
    What if America's most decisive wars were not accidents of history but the outcome of a long, evolving grand strategy?In The Hidden Grand Strategy: How America Engineers Wars To Weaken Russia And China, James E. Isham dissects the ideas, doctrines, and power struggles that have shaped US statecraft from the end of the Cold War to today's return of great-power rivalry. Drawing on cutting-edge ... Read more

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  • The Dismantling of America: Trump, Systemic Collapse and the Post-American World

    Futures

    Series series Futures
    The Dismantling of America is a stark, eloquent meditation on a superpower at the edge. Moving from the corrosion of democratic norms to the shockwaves of foreign policy overreach, James E. Isham traces the invisible threads binding domestic fracture to global realignment. Through vivid argument and sweeping synthesis, the book contends that America's crisis is not a single event but an ... Read more

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  • The Hidden Grand Strategy

    How America Engineers Wars To Weaken Russia And China

    Series series Geopolitics
    The Hidden Grand Strategy offers a timely, analytically rich examination of US grand strategy from the end of the Cold War to the present era of renewed great-power competition. Positioned at the intersection of theory and practice, the book is designed for academic, policy, and general audiences interested in geopolitics, security studies, and contemporary history.Isham's central contribution is ... Read more

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