Charisma, Power, and Policy in a Globalized Era

This chapter explores the intricate connections between charisma, power, and policymaking through the lens of 'Charlie Wilson's War.' It questions the relevance of the nation-state in modern governance amid globalization and examines the implications of nuclear weapons on international relations and sovereignty. The discussion highlights the challenges policymakers face in adapting to rapidly evolving global dynamics and the moral complexities underlying American foreign policy.