What’s the US role in the World? Foreign Policy and the 2024 Election

Description

What's the US Role in the World?

This year’s Presidential candidates don’t seem to agree on very much when it comes to foreign policy. Beyond debates over tariffs, alliances, and military action lie different visions of what role the United States should have in the international community. These differences have broad implications both here in the US and for people abroad. This panel brings together scholars from the Department of Political Science, the College of Business and Economics, and the Institute for Global Engagement to discuss what is at stake in foreign policy when it comes to the November election.

Panelists:

Kendra Dupuy, Department of Political Science

Ryan Larsen, Institute for Global Engagement

Edward Alden, Council on Foreign Relations and Ross Distinguished Visiting Professor, Management Department

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