Apathy and Accountability in Foreign Policy

This chapter explores American indifference towards foreign policy failures, particularly in military engagements and NATO's evolving role in Europe. It critiques social justice advocates for neglecting the consequences of U.S. actions that lead to humanitarian crises and examines how a volunteer military shapes public engagement with political accountability. The discussion further critiques NATO's legitimacy post-Cold War, highlighting the implications of American unilateralism on global stability.