A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Orbis Winter 2018
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Orbis Winter 2018
Orbis Winter 2018
Orbis
Winter 2018
Volume 62
Number 1
Editor’s Corner Winter 2018
Mackubin Thomas Owens
Article References
Conservative Internationalism: An Overview
Charlie Laderman
Why “Conservative,” Not Liberal, Internationalism?
Henry R. Nau
Grover Cleveland’s Administration: Prequel to America’s Rise?
Kori Schake
Ronald Reagan, Exemplar of Conservative Internationalism?
William Inboden
George H.W. Bush: Conservative Realist as President
Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson
The Case for Reassessing America’s 43rd President
Hal Brands
Peter Feaver
Conservative Internationalism and the Trump Administration?
Ionut C. Popescu
Conservative Internationalism Out of Power
Paul Miller
The Anglo-Protestant Basis of U.S. Foreign Policy
Adam Garfinkle
Why “Best Military Advice” is Bad for the Military—and Worse for Civilians
James Golby
Mara Karlin
In Review
Doubling Down on Asia
Wen-Qing Ngoei
U.S. Helps Others and Self in Exporting Security
Paul D. Ashby
