Mission Creep: The Militarization of US Foreign Policy?
by James Dobbins, Gordon Adams, Shoon Murray, Derek S. Reveron, Charles Cushman, G. William Anderson, Connie Veillette, Nina Serafino, Brian E. Carlson, Anthony Quainton
Mission Creep brings together perspectives on the growing role of military power in U.S. foreign policy. Addressing a consequential question in American politics and international affairs, this volume offers readers a focused discussion of militarization, its significance, and its broader policy implications.
About This Book
Mission Creep explores the question of whether U.S. foreign policy has become increasingly militarized.
Written by a group of contributors with backgrounds in policy, international affairs, defense, and related fields, the book brings multiple perspectives to a significant public issue.
Its focus is the expanding relationship between military power and the broader conduct of U.S. foreign policy.
The volume is suited to readers interested in American government, national security, international relations, and contemporary political debate.
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