Panel
This roundtable will explore the role of the executive branch in setting US foreign policy.
The authority of the executive branch over foreign policy has continued to expand, including through the use of military force and the forging of international agreements.
Are the decisions made by the executive branch reflective of the views of the general public? What role does the executive branch play in shaping foreign policy and what impact will the general election have on the future of US foreign policy?
This event is co-hosted with the Centre on US Politics at UCL.
Panel sessions bring together several renowned speakers with different perspectives on an issue, offering the audience a thought-provoking discussion that thoroughly analyses a topic from many angles. They are held in our Joseph Gaggero Hall and on the record.
Members and guests get priority access, with places available to those who register their interest.
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