First published 2007
As America's top diplomat, Madeleine Albright witnessed the interplay of religion and foreign policy firsthand. In "The Mighty and the Almighty," she peels back the veil on America's complex relationship with faith, from the Christian right's influence on the Bush administration to the challenge of combating violent Islamist extremism. With candor and insight, Albright explores how the US must navigate the treacherous waters where geopolitics and theology collide, if it hopes to be a force for good in the world.
Genres: history, international-relations, political-science, non-fiction, biography-memoir, current-affairs, academic, american-history
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: informed-perspective, insider-knowledge
Setting: United States, États-Unis, USA, Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Etats-Unis
Period: 1993-2001, 20e s. (fin)
Hardcover · Easton Press.