Washington Rules

In this thought-provoking critique, Andrew J. Bacevich examines the longstanding Washington consensus on U.S. military policy, highlighting its origins and the assumptions that have driven American global engagements for decades. He challenges the continued reliance on military dominance, questioning its effectiveness and sustainability in a changing world. Advocating for a reassessment of America's approach to security and international involvement, Bacevich suggests that replacing outdated policies could be vital to the nation's future.