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The Future of US Global Military Commitments

Peter Feaver talks with Kelly Brownell about 'offshore balancing'

Peter Feaver talks with Kelly Brownell about the US's global military commitments. Image by Jeff Culverhouse, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Peter Feaver talks with Kelly Brownell about the US's global military commitments. Image by Jeff Culverhouse, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Sanford School "Policy 360" Podcast

Is the United States a country in inevitable decline, or are we a country in renewal? Should our foreign policy commitments include indefinite deployments of United States troops, or should we rely on our allies throughout the world to help maintain our interests? These are the kinds of questions the next administration will have to face, Peter Feaver says.

Peter Feaver is Professor of Political Science and Public Policy at Duke. He also serves as Director of the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy. He served in the White House during two administrations.

Feaver talks with Sanford School of Public Policy Dean, Kelly Brownell as part of the school's "Policy 360" podcast. (See all podcasts here.)

Music: Impromptu in Blue by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.