Summary: Second Chance: Review and Analysis of Zbigniew Brzezinski's Book
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This complete summary of "Second Chance" by Zbigniew Brzezinski, a renowned political strategist and former presidential adviser, presents his assessment of the George Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations and how they led America from unprecedented power and prestige at the end of the Cold War through gradual political and economic decline. He also offers recommendations as to how America can start re-implementing long-term thinking and concrete ideology and regain its global stature.
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Second Chance is Brzezinksi’s assessment of how three presidents, Bush Senior, Clinton, and Bush Junior, performed as global leaders and the impact their achievements and mistakes have made on America’s standing in the world. In addition to dissecting the sins of omission and commission, he analyzes how each man’s character, intellect, and organizational skills affected his ability to lead.
Brzezinksi highlights the great accomplishments each made, but also shows how their lack of long-term thinking or ideology caused them to make mistakes that would have a long-term effect on America and the world. Using lessons from almost two decades of global leadership, Brzezinksi also speculates as to what might have been had these men acted