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U.S. National Security Domestic Politics and Culture

Strategic Culture A set of shared beliefs, assumptions, and modes of behavior, derived from common experiences and accepted narratives  that influence  collective identity,  relationships to other groups, and  appropriate ends and means for achieving security objectives.

Elements of American Strategic Culture Exceptionalism Isolationism Ambivalence

National Strategic Culture Imagine that America’s strategic culture is personified as a superhero. Who is this superhero? Strengths/weaknesses The Road Not Taken: Now imagine that one element of America’s strategic culture is different. Who is this superhero? Have the two characters interact.