In Trump 2.0, the U.S. May No Longer be a “Reliable Ally” | Video Commentary | Jonathan Kirshner скачать в хорошем качестве

In Trump 2.0, the U.S. May No Longer be a “Reliable Ally” | Video Commentary | Jonathan Kirshner

[Timeline] 00:00 Q1. View on Trump's foreign policy 05:41 Q2. Origin of the Trump Corollary to the Monroe doctrine 11:07 Q3. View of U.S.-China policy in the NSS document 14:24 Q4. Prospects on U.S.-China relations 17:57 Q5. Advice for East Asian countries' foreign policy 22:08 Q6. Possibility of a swingback in U.S. foreign policy after Trump Jonathan Kirshner (Vincent Q. and Mary Ann Giffuni Professor, Boston College) analyzes that, while the Trump administration's foreign policy wears the guise of ‘realism,’ it is actually focused on an inconsistent ‘transactional approach’ and ‘personal interests.’ He diagnoses that the shift in U.S. priorities, particularly toward the Western Hemisphere (Central & Latin America) and the Middle East, is sending a dangerous signal to allies in East Asia.