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Professor @FletcherSchool. Author of Drezner's World: danieldrezner.substack.com. Co-host of Space The Nation w/ Ana Marie Cox. Shaker of hands with Mel Brooks.
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The brutal, powerful legacy of Threads

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By Daniel Drezner
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
In the annals of apocalyptic cinema, the nuclear war subgenre might have the widest possible variance of quality. There are universally acknowledged classics, like Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove. There are important but flawed films, like Sidney Lumet’s Fail Safe. There are movies that focus more on the post-apocalyptic phase that include some unintentionally goofy offerings, like Jack Smight’s Damnation Alley or the Hughes brothers’ The Book of Eli.
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Network and Structural Power: The Four Trend Lines Weakening U.S. Leverage

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By Daniel Drezner
| Carnegie Endowment
Additional Links Program The American Statecraft Program develops and advances ideas for a more disciplined U.S. foreign policy aligned with American values and cognizant of the limits of American power in a more competitive world. Project Beyond Disruption is a multiyear, Carnegie-wide initiative that aims to identify conceptual building blocks that can help leaders reduce conflict and strengthen the world’s capacity to take on shared challenges in the emerging era.
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Did the U.S. Actually Win the Iran War?

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By Daniel Drezner
| Substack
The hard-working staff here at Drezner’s World has made little secret of its judgment that, from a strategic perspective, the United States lost the war in Iran. Still, such perceptions are not frozen in amber. There was a moment when I could see a strategy that might have worked against Iran if it was not being executed by an administration of immature incompetents. Still, when it comes to geopolitics it is worth questioning assumptions on a periodic basis.
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