Transformational leadership and U. S. grand strategy

In: Foreign affairs, Band 85, Heft 4, S. 139-148

Abstract

George W. Bush wants to be remembered as a president who left a lasting mark on U.S. foreign policy. His emphasis on spreading democracy and reshaping the Middle East is a manifestation of this drive. But the results of his management style and policy choices -- especially the invasion of Iraq -- may have already denied him that legacy.