A Leader Without Followers? the United States in World Politics After Bush

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The book explores the declining influence of the United States in global leadership, highlighting a shift in international legitimacy and acceptance. It argues that various factors, including policy disagreements and a diminished perception of the US as a model, contribute to this trend. The analysis suggests that the challenges facing the US are not solely due to the shortcomings of the Bush administration but are indicative of broader, systemic changes that undermine the feasibility of single-power hegemony in the modern world.