Addicted to War: Why the U.S. Can't Kick Militarism
by Joel Andreas
Addicted to War: Why the U.S. Can't Kick Militarism by Joel Andreas uncovers the entrenched reasons for America's ongoing military involvement. It analyzes how militarism shapes policy, economy, and society, explaining the difficulties in shifting away from a war-driven approach. A compelling examination of historical patterns and their lasting impact.
About This Book
Addicted to War examines the historical and structural factors that perpetuate U.S. militarism. The book delves into how military spending and interventions have become integral to the nation's identity and economy.
Joel Andreas, through insightful analysis, highlights the cycles of war that define American foreign policy. It addresses the societal and political dependencies that make disengagement challenging.
The work serves as a critical look at the consequences of unchecked militarism, urging readers to understand its pervasive influence on global affairs.
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