Come Home America: The Case for Restraint

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Over the last few decades, United States foreign policy has been a string of conflicts and entanglements abroad. Though this may be the only type of U.S. foreign policy that the current generation of American youth is familiar with, there is in fact another way.

The John Quincy Adams Society at Johns Hopkins University invites you to join in a discussion of another route for U.S. foreign policy, one based in realism and restraint, with Eugene Gholz, an associate professor at the University of Notre Dame and a former senior advisor to the Pentagon. Gholz has written extensively on realism and restraint in foreign policy and will be discussing those theories and principles before applying them to the challenges the U.S. faces in the Middle East.