If both 'Cold War' and 'Victory' are included in the title of the book, we can assume this non-fiction book is all about establishing the hegemony for The American Empire after World War 2 updating it all for the 21st Century.
Here's what an Amazon review had to say:
> “The Age of Illusions” is a wry and dark book aimed at dissecting decades-long trends and first principles rather than moment-to-moment crises. Bacevich is as merciless toward liberals who he says are guilty of “self-righteously posturing against Trump” as toward the president himself.
Here's what an Amazon review had to say:
“In The Age of Illusions, Andrew Bacevich offers a thoughtful, well-informed, and deeply humane critique of the self-absorbed grandiosity that dominates American foreign policy. He is one of a handful of sane voices contributing to the national conversation, and this is an indispensable book for our troubled times.”
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> A thought-provoking and penetrating account of the post-Cold war follies and delusions that culminated in the age of Donald Trump from the bestselling author of The Limits of Power...
> Andrew J. Bacevich's “The Age of Illusions” details America's failures in the years following 1989.
> Andrew Bacevich is right that America squandered victory in the cold war but curiously reluctant to offer ways it might atone.