The Power Problem: How American Military Dominance Makes Us Less Safe, Less Prosperous, and Less Free (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)

The Power Problem is a thought-provoking and insightful book that challenges the conventional wisdom of American foreign policy.

Written by Christopher A.

Preble, a renowned expert on U.S.

military power, this book provides a fresh perspective on the role of the United States in global security.

Through a detailed examination of recent U.S.

foreign policy experiences, Preble argues that the majority of Americans are right to want to reduce military presence abroad and allow other nations to take greater responsibility for their own defense and security. Preble's central argument is that possessing vast military power can lead policymakers in Washington to overreach and redefine the "national interest" constantly.

He believes that the core national interest, preserving American security, is easily defined and largely immutable.

However, Preble also acknowledges that military power can be instrumental in advancing U.S.

security if it does so. The Power Problem is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of U.S.

foreign policy and the role of military power in shaping America's global influence.

With its concise and accessible writing style, this book is perfect for both scholars and general readers looking to gain a deeper understanding of these critical issues.

So why wait? Order your copy of The Power Problem today and start exploring the complexities of U.S.

foreign policy in a new and exciting way!