Rethinking Multipolarity in U.S. Foreign Policy

This chapter examines the implications of multipolarity on U.S. foreign policy, challenging the notion that it represents a defeat. It highlights the historical context of spheres of influence and advocates for a strategic reassessment of alliances to better position the U.S. amidst rising global powers, particularly in Asia. The discussion emphasizes the importance of flexible partnerships and coalition building to navigate shared interests in a complex international landscape.