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Charles A. Kupchan on 'Isolationism'

Oct 16, 2020

34:07

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Charles A. Kupchan

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The War of Ideas in the United States

02:14

Imanis Interesting, Isn't It an Inevitability?

03:40

Is It Possible to Disentangle the Two?

01:48

Introduction

3min

The Importance of American Exceptionalism in the Cold War

2min

The Great Rule of American Statecraft - Isolationism

2min

The Rise of the United States

2min

The War of Ideas in the United States

2min

Is It Possible to Disentangle the Two?

2min

The History of Internationalism and the Roosevelt Presidency

2min

Imanis Interesting, Isn't It an Inevitability?

4min

During the Cold War, the Exceptionless Narrative Pushed Us to Go Too Far

2min

10.

Is There a Need for an Isolationist Correction?

3min

11.

Watde, What's the Practical Advice You'd Give to the Next Administration?

4min

12.

Would Byden Win the Election?

3min

13.

Foreign Policy - Is America Ready to Send Out the Fire Trucks?

4min

Charles A. Kupchan is a professor in the School of Foreign Service and the Government Department at Georgetown University. He joins Bookstack host Richard Aldous to discuss his book Isolationism: A History of America's Efforts to Shield Itself from the World (https://global.oup.com/academic/product/isolationism-9780199393022?cc=us&lang=en&#), published by Oxford University Press in October 2020.

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