A nation must think before it acts.
January 10, 2024 | 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm | National Security Program
Whether the issue is global competition with China, countering Russia's invasion of Ukraine, or the threats to regional security in the Middle East, the role of transactionalism in American foreign policy has gained prominence as a subject of analysis. In a changing global economy and a tumultuous domestic environment—what sorts of carrots and sticks does the United States have at its disposal and how is it using them? How can America leverage its financial position differently to face global challenges? What other global or historical examples can provide insight into these questions? Join Central Asia Fellow Max Hess and analyst Karthik Sankaran for a lively discussion of these and related questions moderated by FPRI's National Security Program Director Nikolas Gvosdev on January 10 to find out!
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