Liberal Leviathan: The Origins, Crisis, and Transformation of the American World Order (Princeton Studies in International History and Politics)
In Liberal Leviathan, G. John Ikenberry explores the origins of the American world order rooted in liberal principles, the crises it now confronts amid global changes, and pathways for its transformation. This work from Princeton Studies in International History and Politics offers a comprehensive look at the dynamics shaping international relations and U.S. leadership.
About This Book
Liberal Leviathan delves into the foundational aspects of the American-led international order, tracing its development from post-World War II institutions to contemporary geopolitical shifts.
The book analyzes the crises facing this order, including rising powers and internal domestic pressures that test its stability and adaptability.
Ikenberry discusses potential transformations, offering perspectives on how the liberal international system might evolve to address modern challenges.
Part of the Princeton Studies in International History and Politics series, it provides a scholarly examination of global politics and American foreign policy.
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