The Global Village Myth

Challenging the prevailing ideology of Globalism, the author critiques its implications for US national security, arguing that it promotes unnecessary military interventions and strategic overreach. This perspective envisions a perilous world where security interests are overly interconnected, urging the superpower to impose order on a fragile globe. The author advocates for a return to considering geographical factors and distance in international relations, suggesting that acknowledging these limits could foster a more pragmatic and sustainable grand strategy for the US.