by William Kristol, Robert Kagan · Almuzara · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788496416185
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«Peligros presentes» is the essay by William Kristol and Robert Kagan on American neoconservative thought, published by Almuzara in 2005 in paperback (192 pages, in Spanish).
The book brings together the central chapters of a broader work that served as a reference for the neoconservative intellectuals and politicians who supported the government of George W. Bush. It sets out the programmatic lines of the second Republican term: the fight against the so-called axis of evil, unilateralism in international relations, differentiation from Europe, the imposition of democracy and the justification of preventive war. Figures close to that current also contribute, such as Paul Wolfowitz, William Bennett and James Ceaser, in order to explain the logic of the new international political order promoted by the United States.
Collective work coordinated by William Kristol and Robert Kagan, authors of the main text; includes contributions from Paul Wolfowitz, William Bennett and James Ceaser. The edition consists of 192 pages and was published by Almuzara in 2005, in paperback, with a weight of 324 g.
Recommended for readers interested in US foreign policy and the ideological sources of neoconservatism during the Bush era.
Robert Kagan is an American columnist. He is a neoconservative scholar. He is a U.S. foreign policy analyst and commentator and a leading advocate of liberal internationalism.
