Will Washington abandon the order : the false logic of retreat/ Kori Schake
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Foreign Affairs : Vol. 96, No. 1, January/February 2017, pp. 41-47 (76)Summary: President Barrack Obama has sought to reduce U.S involvement overseas and has moved away from the interventionist strategy of preserving liberal hegemony, arguably offshore balancing. That approach was recently advocated by the political scientists who argued that instead of policing the world, Washington should encourage other countries to take the lead in checking powers, intervening itself only when necessary.
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President Barrack Obama has sought to reduce U.S involvement overseas and has moved away from the interventionist strategy of preserving liberal hegemony, arguably offshore balancing. That approach was recently advocated by the political scientists who argued that instead of policing the world, Washington should encourage other countries to take the lead in checking powers, intervening itself only when necessary.
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