Neoconservatism and Geopolitical Tensions

This chapter explores the intricate geopolitical tensions surrounding Taiwan and Ukraine while delving into the historical evolution of neoconservatism in U.S. foreign policy. It examines how former liberal figures shifted towards militarism, particularly during the George W. Bush era, and their influence on key wartime decisions like the Iraq War. The discussion also highlights the interrelationship between the military industrial complex and political motivations, along with the significant roles played by various factions in shaping foreign policy strategies.