Michael J. Green's By More Than Providence: Grand Strategy and American Power in the Asia Pacific Since 1783
Michael Green’s By More Than Providence broadly explores the history of U.S. grand strategy in the Asia-Pacific since U.S.-Asia relations began in 1783. Reviewers Kurt Campbell, Rush Doshi, James Holmes, Ashley Tellis, Adam Liff, and Stephen Brooks discuss the relevance of Green’s historical work and the insights it provides for the future of U.S. grand strategy.
Strategic Providence and the American Journey in Asia
Kurt M. Campbell and Rush Doshi
Maritime Strategy Is GrandJames R. Holmes
A Troubling Tale Brilliantly ToldAshley J. Tellis
A Seminal History of U.S. Asia Strategy since the Founding of the RepublicAdam P. Liff
Assessing the Scope of U.S. Security Commitments in AsiaStephen G. Brooks
Author’s Response: This Time It Will Also Take More Than ProvidenceMichael J. Green
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