America's Wars: Interventions, Regime Change, and Insurgencies after the Cold War by Thomas H. Henriksen

America's Wars by Thomas H. Henriksen studies American military interventions after the Cold War, from the early 1990s to the wars of the twenty-first century.

The book examines how the United States used force in an era without a superpower rival, taking up interventions, regime-change operations and counterinsurgency campaigns. It asks what these wars achieved, what they cost, and what they reveal about the purposes and limits of American power in the post-Cold War world.

Key themes readers will explore:

• American interventions in the post-Cold War era
• Regime change operations and their consequences
• Counterinsurgency and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in context
• The aims and limits of American military power
• Lessons from three decades of intervention

Who should read this book: Readers interested in recent American foreign policy and military history, students of international relations, and anyone seeking a clear survey of America's wars since 1991.

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