The Grand Strategy Sessions

Michael Beckley, an associate professor at Tufts University and fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, dives into the complexities of U.S. grand strategy. He discusses how American policymakers can leverage multilateral institutions, the importance of rightsizing alliances, and the use of 'tough love' to encourage burden sharing among allies. Beckley challenges the narrative of U.S. decline and advocates for a proactive approach, emphasizing strategic principles that can help navigate the shifting global landscape.

Discover a dive into the complex landscape of U.S. foreign policy. Engage with diverse perspectives on America's global leadership, including debates on European unity and the implications of a changing defense industry. Reflect on whether U.S. absence in international affairs consistently leads to negative outcomes. This series promises to illuminate the vibrant discussions reshaping how America navigates its role in the world.