Russell A. Berman Livres

The book explores the long-term consequences of the US withdrawal from the Middle East, highlighting the emerging forces that may fill the vacuum left behind. Berman examines the origins of this retreat, attributing it to both decisions made during the Obama administration and deeper cultural influences within the US. Through this analysis, he provides insights into the motivations behind the reduction of American commitment in the region and the subsequent ripple effects on global dynamics.

Serves as a contribution to our understanding of the culture of European colonialism. This book reconsiders the relationship between the Enlightenment and colonialism. It examines geography, religion, gender and fiction, in the writings of 19th-century travelers in Africa. It is a contribution to debates about the Enlightenment.