A Swiss-American political scientist who has lived in Switzerland for forty years, Daniel Warner has taught at prestigious universities and worked with several international organizations. Regard Libre caught up with him to talk about President Trump and his impact on the world after a year and a half in office.
Clément Guntern and Diego Taboada: Over the past year and a half as president, is Donald Trump challenging the international order liberal?Daniel Warner: The world order after the Second World War was more complex than you might think. Firstly, because after a war, there's often a kind of vacuum. In 1945, American leadership was able to take hold. Secondly, it was an international order, i.e. a system based on inter-state relations: the UN, which was founded after the Second World War, is ultimately part of the States. What's more, if we look at
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