John Mearsheimer on the U.S. as a crusader state pursuing ideological foreign policy
Watch John Maersheimer in his geopolitical analysis regarding the U.S. mirage of liberal hegemony and democratic peace theory.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the world went from bipolarity to unipolarity.
A policy of balance of power was no longer necessary.
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The United States was free to pursue its ideological foreign policy without interference since the fall of the Sowjet Union.
Each country was to become a liberal democracy integrated into the global financial structures.
Three doctrines have thus shaped the last three decades:
Bush Doctrine
– Color Revolution
– China Commitment
John Mearsheimer is an American political scientist and international relations, scholar.
He is a Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago.
He has been called the most influential realist of his generation.
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