The New Right, energized by Trump's ascent, is advancing 'civilizationism' as a potential U.S. grand strategy that defines the West by ancestry, territory, and Christianity rather than universal principles. Advocates favor regional hegemonies, U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere, selective cooperation with other civilizations, and challenging liberal internationalism. Internal divisions and policy divergences make civilizationism influential yet unsettled within Republican foreign-policy debates.
