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From Cultural Dominance to Foreign Policy: America’s Global Role

from The Inquiry Theory: Navigating the Noise · host The Inquiry Theory

In this episode of The Inquiry Theory, we break down the rapid societal changes shaping our world—from how everyday life has evolved over the past few decades to what the future might hold. We explore America’s dominance in global culture and influence, the rise of political movements like the UK’s Restore Party, and debate USAID cuts and foreign aid.We also tackle bigger questions: Should the United States be responsible for fixing problems in other countries? Does democracy work in every region of the world, or is it a one-size-fits-all system? And what gives the U.S. the authority to engage in regime change? Tune in for some serious and not so serious takes on the world around us.

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