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Rebirth of the madman theory? Unpredictability isn’t what it was when it comes to foreign policy

By Andrew Latham, Professor of Political Science, Macalester College

During the Cold War, projecting a readiness to act erratically may have served a purpose. But it has diminishing returns if used too often.

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