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Glenn Diesen's book examines how Washington think tanks shape Western policy toward Russia. It argues that their funding, largely from the military-industrial complex, tilts research and media commentary toward military solutions and sustained conflict. It also describes think tanks as a bridge between academia, media and government, and as a waiting room for officials out of office. It suits readers of international relations and media criticism who want a critical, argument-driven account rather than a neutral survey.
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This book examines how think tanks influence Western policies toward Russia. It looks at their growing role in Washington over past decades: producing research papers, engaging with the media, and supplying staff to government.
It describes think tanks as bridges between academics, the media, the public, and decision-makers. They provide focused research and policy papers on specific, current challenges. The book also looks at the power they hold, from controlling information to serving as a waiting room for politicians out of office.
The book argues that the military-industrial complex is the dominant donor to think tanks, which creates a bias toward military solutions. It explores how this incentive has shaped US policy toward Russia, including after the Cold War and during NATO expansion.
