Nationalism and U.S. Foreign Policy
2017-10-29T18:59:53-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/d94/20171029190526003_hd.jpgProfessor Walter Russell Mead talked about nationalism and U.S. foreign policy. He focused on what he called Jacksonian populist nationalists and explained how Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, and Reagan gained their support. He suggested that the Trump administration, whose supporters he said are largely current day Jacksonians, could learn from this presidential history.
Professor Walter Russell Mead talked about nationalism and U.S. foreign policy. He focused on what he called Jacksonian populist… read more
Professor Walter Russell Mead talked about nationalism and U.S. foreign policy. He focused on what he called Jacksonian populist nationalists and explained how Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, and Reagan gained their support. He suggested that the Trump administration, whose supporters he said are largely current day Jacksonians, could learn from this presidential history. close
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Mark A. Moyar Director (Former) Foreign Policy Initiative->Center for Military and Diplomatic History
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