Delineating Progressive Grand Strategies

IF 2.2 2区社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Security Studies Pub Date : 2023-03-15 DOI:10.1080/09636412.2023.2200970

Daniel Bessner

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Abstract

of the world. This is hardly a political program likely to win votes or repair the shattered domestic consensus necessary to sustain an effective foreign policy. Progressives may not like the conservative, militarist, ecologically destructive, and racist attitudes of much of the American public, but disapproval is not a transformative politics. In this respect, progressive grand strategy needs to begin at home and perhaps is best thought of as the declaratory foreign policy of a social movement. If so, its lack of political appeal beyond committed progressives is yet another dimension of its autism, while the real work of progressive strategic thought remains undone.

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描绘进步的大战略

世界。这几乎不是一个可能赢得选票或修复国内共识破裂的政治计划，这是维持有效外交政策所必需的。进步派可能不喜欢大多数美国公众的保守、军国主义、破坏生态和种族主义态度，但反对并不是一种变革性的政治。在这方面，进步的大战略需要从国内开始，也许最好被认为是社会运动的宣言性外交政策。如果是这样的话，它在坚定的进步派之外缺乏政治吸引力，这是它自闭症的另一个方面，而进步战略思想的真正工作仍然没有完成。

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Security Studies INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-

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2.70

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