Introduction Isolationism has historically represented one of the most enduring traditions of foreign policy, emphasizing the minimization of political, military, and, at times, economic engagement with external actors in order to preserve national sovereignty, domestic stability, and strategic autonomy. Rooted in the belief that excessive external commitments expose states to unnecessary conflicts and entanglements, isolationism … Continue reading Can isolationism be regarded as a viable foreign policy strategy in an era of globalization, complex interdependence, and shared global challenges? Critically evaluate.