The Internationalists: Foreign Policy After Globalization — The Domestic Power System
Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world.
This episode explores The Internationalists by Alexander Ward as a systems-level analysis of American foreign policy after globalization.
The discussion examines how domestic economic stability, democratic legitimacy, alliance coordination, industrial policy, and great-power competition now function as one connected system. Afghanistan, Ukraine, China, and the idea of a “foreign policy for the middle class” become entry points into a larger question: what happens when national security can no longer be separated…
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