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Continuity and change in post-Trump America
Though the occupant of the White House has changed, President Biden – like most new presidents – will maintain many of the policies of his predecessor (source: Getty Images)
General info
What's inside
- Many expect sweeping change with the new U.S. government
- The Democrats’ advantage in Congress is small and fragile
- American foreign policy priorities have not shifted
Who will benefit?
- Decision makers who want a deeper understanding of U.S. politics
- Business leaders interested in the Biden administration’s foreign policy
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