American Adventurism Abroad

Focusing on 30 American interventions in Third World countries, this book employs a historical lens to contextualize these cases within the broader narrative of American diplomacy. The author argues that U.S. foreign policy is motivated by a desire for dominance in the global capitalist system. Offering a critical perspective, the work examines America's role during a period marked by rising patriotism and the impending War on Terror, providing a scholarly analysis of the evolution of U.S. diplomatic strategies.