Guerra por la paz

America's foreign policy is undergoing a terrible transformation, changing its place in the world. Diplomatic institutions and their development are bleeding to death after several budget cuts: diplomats negotiating the great treaties and protecting their citizens are abandoning such work en masse. The State Department offices are empty, while abroad the industrial military fabric has taken on the job once it has been adopted by the peacemakers. America has become a nation that shoots first, then questions things. In an astonishing journey from the corridors of power in Washington to some of the most remote and dangerous places on the planet - Afghanistan, Somalia and North Korea among them - acclaimed investigative journalist Ronan Farrow explains some of the most momentous changes. and least understood in American history. Through hundreds of unpublished documents and extensively reported in hundreds of interviews with military chiefs, anonymous whistleblowers, and politicians, including all living former secretaries of state, from Henry Kissinger to Hillary Clinton, War for Peace is a necessary book. and rigorous in understanding the role of diplomacy in a world at war.