This is a large work of literary fiction with aspects of a political and psychological thriller. The novel explores the moral challenges posed by a deteriorated society and forms a commentary on the state of America and the Western world.
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The book offers a mixture of political philosophy and international relations theory. It sets forth a thesis regarding the moral and cultural preconditions of peace among persons, peoples, and civilizations.
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Ryn examines the ideology of American empire, which has been propounded by so-called neoconservatives and strongly influenced the �Bush doctrine� after 9/11. He argues that this ideology breaks sharply with the older American political tradition and has much in common with the ideas of the Jacobins who inspired the French Revolution that started in 1789.
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