Since the turn of the century, the US has been at war globally. To what end? Should this period be characterized as more than the result of the short-term priorities of US security and commercial imperatives? That is, is there a more deliberate, long-term strategy informing US foreign policy? What ideology, if any, defines US strategic thinking, and if it is a realism, what interests have been served, and what might the near and medium-term future bring: another extended period of war, or finally peace?

Panelists:
Bastiaan van Apeldoorn (Vrije University, Amsterdam)
Naná de Graaff (Vrije University, Amsterdam)
John Mearsheimer (University of Chicago)
Paweł Wargan (Progressive International)

Register: https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_S4aY8R3lQfW7ruhRrcANpg