Appeasement is underrated: challenging the Munich analogy in U.S. foreign policy

Foreign-policy debates in the United States would improve dramatically if politicians and pundits stopped defending their recommendations by constantly invoking Neville Chamberlain and the so-called 'lessons of Munich,' Stephen M. Walt argues. Read by Sean Crisden.

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