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This research seeks to examine the foreign policy of PresidentObama with special reference to Bangladesh from the point of pragmatic liberalism.Pragmatism means understanding the realities of the situation and making decisions basedon thorough research of these realities. Pragmatism opposes strict adherence toideological beliefs in pursuing foreign policy. President Obama came into power amid oneof the most volatile and dangerous times in the history of the United States occupiedwith two foreign wars, and inherited an economy on the brink of collapse. The keyfeatures of Obama’s pragmatic liberalism in foreign policy are to promote liberal ideasas long as it does not threaten the national security interests, emphasize diplomacy insolving the conflicts, foster humanitarian issues, develop alliances and multilateralagreements, uphold the major national interests, and strengthen national securitydefined in terms of economic well-being. The article will analyze U.S. foreign policytoward Bangladesh based on pragmatic liberalism of President Obama

Pragmatic Liberalism and President Obama