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The Rise and Fall of Great-Power Competition
Trump’s New Spheres of Influence
Book • 2025
Stacey Goddard's article explores the evolution of Donald Trump's foreign policy, arguing his administration initially prioritized great power competition.
It examines Trump's subsequent inclination towards collaboration with China and Russia, potentially reshaping global alliances.
The analysis contrasts this approach with historical parallels, such as the Concert of Europe, to understand its implications.
Goddard highlights the tension between Trump's vision and the constraints imposed by other nations and global dynamics.
The article concludes by considering the potential dangers and uncertainties of Trump's foreign policy trajectory, particularly concerning global order and stability.
It examines Trump's subsequent inclination towards collaboration with China and Russia, potentially reshaping global alliances.
The analysis contrasts this approach with historical parallels, such as the Concert of Europe, to understand its implications.
Goddard highlights the tension between Trump's vision and the constraints imposed by other nations and global dynamics.
The article concludes by considering the potential dangers and uncertainties of Trump's foreign policy trajectory, particularly concerning global order and stability.
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as good fodder for discussion, arguing that Trump's first term refocused on great power competition.

Zack Cooper

Great Power Competition or Collusion?