Les États-Unis et leur paranoïa stratégique

Guest: Jonathan Guiffard, Senior Fellow at the Institut Montaigne, PhD candidate at the Geode Center of Paris 8 University The Isolationist Tradition and the First Internal Disturbances (10:00) The Persistence of Fantasies of Vulnerability (27:00) Early 20th-Century Isolationism (35:00) The Rooseveltian Turn (43:00) Changes in National Security (58:00) The Cold War (1:03:00) The Terrorism Chapter (1:16:00) Engaging with the American Mentality (1:25:00) What Perspectives? (1:35:00) Bibliography: The Homeland Episode: https://audmns.com/pFutXCq Colin Woodard, "American Nations," Penguin Books, 2012 John A. Thompson, "The Exaggeration of American Vulnerability: The "Anatomy of a Tradition," Diplomatic History, January 1992, vol. 16, no. 1, pp. 23–43. PRESTON, Andrew. "Monsters Everywhere: A Genealogy of National Security," Diplomatic History, June 1, 2014, vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 477–500. Graebner, Norman A. The National Security: Its Theory and Practice, 1945–1960. New York: Oxford University Press, 1986. Opening credits by @yotta_music Video credits by Benoît Martin A podcast associated with Rubicon and produced in partnership with the IFRI Center for Security Studies and with the support of the DGRIS of the Ministry of the Armed Forces. Production and hosting: Alexandre Jubelin Distribution: Binge Audio Sponsorship and communication contact: [email protected]