WASHINGTON — Books Building a Better World? A new book lays out how progressives would reshape U.S. strategy. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images) A World for All, edited by Matt Duss, OR Books, 2026, 250 pages. Opposition to U.S. foreign policy has always tended to bring together strange ideological bedfellows.
During the 1890s, when our republic shed its innocence to don the gaudy trappings of empire, populist Democrats joined aristocratic Mugwumps to take a stand against what one far-sighted pamphlet called “the conquest of the United States by Spain.” Before both world wars, a ragtag collection of socialists and pacifists found themselves on the same side as fanatical capitalists in futilely opposing America’s entry into the conflicts of the Old Wo
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