Peace Maker Donald Trump

Peace Maker Donald Trump: Diplomacy, Deals, and the Global Quest for Stability (2017–2025) offers the first comprehensive, evidence-based evaluation of the foreign-policy worldview and peace claims of Donald J. Trump—from his first presidency through his historic return to office in 2025.Rejecting both hagiography and outright dismissal, this book asks a central question:Was Trump a peacemaker—or merely a master of peace narratives?Drawing on policy documents, summit outcomes, treaty decisions, trade actions, and post-presidency signaling, Prof. Dr. Milton Biswas critically examines Trump's distinctive "e;deal doctrine"e;—a form of leader-centric, transactional diplomacy that reshaped alliances, challenged institutions, and redefined peace as leverage.Key case studies include:·        The Abraham Accords and Middle East normalization·        North Korea summitry and nuclear diplomacy optics·        NATO burden-sharing and alliance pressure politics·        Trade wars, tariffs, and sanctions as instruments of "e;stability"e;·        Treaty exits and re-entries (Iran, Climate) as peace strategy·        The 2024 election, mandate claims and the 2025 return to powerThe book introduces an original Peace-Score Framework, measuring diplomacy through ceasefire durability, normalization depth, violence trends and institutionalization—allowing readers to judge outcomes beyond rhetoric.Balanced, interdisciplinary and globally contextualized, this volume is essential reading for:·        Students and scholars of international relations·        Policymakers and diplomats·        Journalists and political analysts·        Readers seeking clarity beyond partisan narrativesPeace Maker Donald Trump does not ask readers to agree—it equips them to evaluate.