A collection of topical pieces on US foreign policy discussing critical global issues through theoretical lenses, Global Perspectives on US Foreign Policy provides unprecedented viewpoints on American intervention abroad through the eyes of non-US scholars. Providing fresh, contemporary assessments of modern US initiatives, the book provides engaging examples of foreign policy in action written by esteemed scholars from around the world. Each detailed and complex assessment of US intervention is written by a native or expert of the country in question. The contributions are categorized by region and collectively cover Asia, South America, Africa, Europe, and international waters. This comprehensive volume provides remarkable new critical lenses for academics, students, and all readers interested in meaningful perspectives on US foreign policy in the contemporary era.