Trump's Foreign Policy: A Rethink on War

This chapter explores the evolution of Trump's foreign policy, focusing on a shift towards quick military responses over prolonged engagements. It examines the public's desire for decisive action in the wake of long-standing military conflicts and highlights the influence of national traumas like 9/11 on this approach. The discussion also critiques the intersection of militarism, nationalism, and the political dynamics driving U.S. relations with countries like China, framed in the context of a new Cold War.