Summary of War on Peace by Paul Adams

War on Peace: The End of Diplomacy and the Decline of American Influence by Ronan Farrow | Conversation Starters 

The US State Department is going through a crisis. Its career diplomats are being fired one after another and this is transforming the country from a nation of negotiators and peacemakers to one that prioritizes its industrial military complex. Journalist and former diplomat Ronan Farrow writes that the US foreign relations policy has shifted from diplomacy to "shoot first, ask questions later." This is compromising America’s future.
Farrow stresses we can still do something about it, but will it be too late?

War on Peace is written by Pulitzer Prize winner Farrow who exposed in The New Yorker
movie mogul Harvey Weinsten’s sexual assault allegations.

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