The United States and the destruction of the role of "liberal hegemony" in the shadow of Trump's policies

The failure to strike a balance of power against the United States after the collapse of the Soviet Union for a quarter of a century has been a new phenomenon in international relations. Liberal thinkers see the reason for this, in addition to the extraordinary power of the United States in the military dimension, the existence of a set of factors called the "soft power" of the United States. The creation of international institutions, organizations and regimes, the production of public security goods, financial-commercial and economic, multilateralism and the avoidance of unilateralism, and ultimately domestic liberal structure, are the main features of US soft power that have led the United States to position "Liberal hegemony" in the established international order. But under George Walker Bush, unilateralism and disregard for certain international structures and institutions in American foreign policy cast doubt on pure optimism about the auspicious hegemon. After Barack Obama's presidency and the inauguration of Donald Trump, however, she pursued a policy of "America First," a terrible retreat from many international institutions and regimes, Refusing to produce public security and economic goods and ending what he calls "free riding", pursuing economic nationalism, pure unilateralism in the international system, and ultimately disregarding the interests of other actors, including friends and allies of the United States, the status of "liberal hegemony" and Good behavior has challenged the country.