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Isaac Chan
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Waltz judges that the US has 'probably' overmanaged world affairs since WW2 - so, obviously a similar view as Mearsheimer's! I wonder if this is a necessary feature of realist thought.
A further insight is that the US's credibility is other states' problem, not the US's (similar to 'Our dollar, your problem' I think) - however I still think this misses the problems of long-term credibility decline.
— Jul 04, 2025 09:45PM
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A further insight is that the US's credibility is other states' problem, not the US's (similar to 'Our dollar, your problem' I think) - however I still think this misses the problems of long-term credibility decline.
Isaac Chan
is on page 195 of 256
Great states have the luxury of more autonomy in their actions, small states do not. Negotiations for great states are a choice of their grand strategy; for small states it's a choice between life or death.
Same as for people!
Rich kids have the luxury of choice, to pursue the meaning of life; poor kids do not.
— Jul 04, 2025 12:40AM
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Same as for people!
Rich kids have the luxury of choice, to pursue the meaning of life; poor kids do not.