This was a foreign policy election. Primacists think that the US public can be swayed to support even costly foreign endeavors. Instead, we see the US public increasingly sensitive to blowback; as US hegeony wanes, expect costs to mount & appetite for foreign imbroglios to fall
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Remember when invading Iraq and toppling Saddam Hussein was going to create a regional force to resist Iran (minimizing the US need to do so)?
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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Pepperidge Farm remembers.
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Unlike, say, ROC money.
Engage the arguments, not the funding source.
Engage the arguments, not the funding source.
My book, Archival Research for International Relations, is out this month. Inspired by the gap btwn the widespread use of archival evidence in IR and the lack of arhives training, it aims to put archival research for IR on sound theoretical & practical footing. Pls take a look!
ARCHIVAL RESEARCH FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS is an indispensable guide to why archival sources can be invaluable for IR scholarship and how to use archives effectively. Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson bridges this gap by unpacking archival research from the ground up.View quoted post on X
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Learn more here:
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Just think: forty more of them in the next year, taxed heavily, and we can finally pay down the national debt!
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