Apart from his other shortcomings, Donald Trump is giving a sensible approach to U.S. foreign policy a bad name. In recent years, a number of scholars and policy analysts have labored to articulate and explain why the United States would be better off with a foreign policy that was less interventionist, less costly, less hypocritical, less beholden to special interests, and above all more successful than the strategy of liberal hegemony pursued by the past three U.S. administrations. This more restrained approach seeks to advance the U.S. national interest first and foremost.
Donald Trump: Keep Your Hands Off the Foreign-Policy Ideas I Believe In
