Western Ideological Landscape: The Case for Democratic Internationalism

By Ron Raskin. 30 years ago, the mainstream Western ideology—the dominant Western consensus—was international liberalism: spreading democracy and human rights abroad. But the “end of history” never really happened. One major blow to this idea—or, more precisely, to its more hawkish versions, such as neoconservatism—came with the Iraq War. Then, in 2008, the financial crisis

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