The World America Made
Narrated by Robertson Dean
- Released
- February 7, 2012
- Length
- 4 hrs 16 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Random House Audio
In "The World America Made," Robert Kagan explores the potential consequences if the United States were to reduce its global role, suggesting that such a move could lead to increased international conflict, a retreat of democracy, and the weakening of the global economy. While he believes much current pessimism may be unwarranted, Kagan warns of significant risks if America abandons its influence. The book serves as a compelling reminder of the importance of maintaining the American-led world order.
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