(美)罗伯特·卡根(Robert Kagan) 袁胜育 郭学堂 葛腾飞

About the Author

Robert Kagan, a distinguished American historian and foreign policy expert, is renowned for his incisive analyses of international relations and the evolution of American power on the global stage. Born in Athens, Greece, to American parents, Kagan has held influential positions at institutions like the Brookings Institution and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, shaping debates on U.S. foreign policy through his writings in outlets such as The New Republic and The Washington Post. His book Dangerous Nation: America from Its Origins to the Rise of World Power, translated into Chinese as '危险的国家(美国从起源到20世纪初的世界地位)' and part of the Social Sciences Academic Translation Series, exemplifies his ability to blend historical narrative with contemporary relevance, arguing that America's expansionist tendencies have defined its identity since the founding. Kagan's work continues to influence policymakers and scholars worldwide, offering profound insights into the complexities of American exceptionalism and its implications for global order.