General H.R. McMaster, a highly decorated U.S. military officer, discusses how he believes the U. S. and like-minded countries can maneuver through today’s complicated global realities to produce peace and prosperity for their citizens.
Do you think we live in a world that is increasingly dangerous, full of not just Great Power competitors, but potential enemies? A world of winners and losers, where conflict and even war are possible?
Such a world is described by General H.R. McMaster, a highly decorated U.S. military officer, former national security advisor and historian in his most recent book, Battlegrounds. In this episode of New Thinking for a New World he discusses with host Alan Stoga how he believes the United States and like-minded countries can maneuver through today’s complicated global realities to produce peace and prosperity for their citizens.
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The military metaphors and narrative perpetuate a patriarchal narrative that is not helpful for building sustainable societies. Contrast it with the Holy Father’s new encyclical “Fratelli Tutti” a completely different vision.
Yes conflict and even war are possible; losers are those for war; winners are those for peace and prosperity; we have to win …