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How Populism Will Change Foreign Policy
Narrated by:
Kevin Stillwell
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Stillwell
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Richard Fontaine
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Robert D. Kaplan
About this listen
Washington’s foreign policy elites have been left just as disoriented by the rise of presidential hopefuls, Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, as everyone else. In signaling the rise of populism as a dominant strain in US politics, Trump and Sanders challenge the basic assumptions on which decades of US foreign and domestic policy have been built. Although it is too early to determine the election’s outcome, it is already clear that the success of the next administration’s global engagement will turn on a correct reading of the mood at home.
"How Populism Will Change Foreign Policy" is from foreignaffairs.com, published on May 23, 2016
©2016 Foreign Affairs (P)2016 Audible, Inc.
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