Conservative Internationalism

In this audiobook, political scientist Henry Nau explores "conservative internationalism," a largely overlooked U.S. foreign policy tradition that combines spreading freedom, managing diplomacy, and protecting sovereignty. Through historical examples involving presidents like Jefferson, Truman, and Reagan, Nau illustrates how this approach balances force, negotiation, and compromise to uphold American leadership. The book offers a thought-provoking perspective on how the United States can navigate global influence while respecting national constraints.