James F. Hoge, Jr. (1935–2023)
Autor von The American Encounter: The United States and the Making of the Modern World Essays from 75 Years of Foreign Affairs
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MARTIN MAD AT MAGAZINES, part 2: For some reason I thought it would be a good idea to pick up/read this not so much to inform me on the topics of the, like, articles, but on the details of the nuances of discourses around the articles and the way the topics were treated in 2007, like a window into the recent past. This still strikes me as a good idea in principle, but Foreign Affairs on "U.S. Can't Win Iraq's Civil War" pre-ISIS and "Iran: Détente, Not Regime Change" pre-post-Ahamadinejad, and "The Return of Japan" during the first Abe government strikes me now as obviously a tedious and wrongheaded way to do it.… (mehr)
Writing 3 years later, while the US is still committed to fighting in 2 countries, this is especially timely right now. There is a history of how the military and civilian government has interacted. There is a history of the first Bush and Clinton years and their generals. It sets the stage for McChrystal and Petreus relationship with Obama.
Now that it is clear we see China as our major opponent, not so much as a political or military threat, but as a cultural and economic threat, we want to know their ultimate plans for expansion. This article addresses this. There is an excellent map on page27, putting China in geographic context of its neighbors.
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