To fulfill its mission of raising the Global Quotient (GQ), the Trump Study Circle (TSC) adopts a case study–based civic learning method centered on the United States—the world’s most influential power—and its sitting president. At its core lies a structured exploration of how personality, politics, and policy converge in American leadership, and how that convergence shapes the global landscape in the 21st century.

From 2025 to 2029, TSC dialogues focus on the presidency of Donald J. Trump, the 47th President of the United States. His term in office offers a compelling real-time case study to examine critical global themes such as high-volatility leadership, political identity transformation, and cultural shifts amid systemic realignment. With the U.S. approaching its 250th anniversary—and global structures undergoing deep reordering in the New-Muco Era—this inquiry is urgent, relevant, and timely.

TSC dialogues are hosted across cities, campuses, and rural communities—either in-person or virtually via Zoom. These civic conversations equip participants with insight, perspective, and strategic awareness. They explore both the enduring traditions of the American presidency and the distinctive leadership style of each incumbent, with close attention to domestic governance and international implications.

Functioning as a living civic laboratory, TSC fosters open, non-partisan dialogue at the intersection of leadership, culture, and global affairs. Drawing from an interdisciplinary foundation—including political science, economics, history, sociology, and cultural studies—TSC bridges rigorous analysis with grassroots reflection.

While diplomacy is often the realm of elites, the consequences of U.S. leadership are felt across every corner of society. TSC empowers participants—from classrooms to boardrooms—to grapple with the real-world consequences of American decisions. It serves as a civic learning platform for those seeking to decode the logic of global power and navigate the disruptions of the New-Muco Era.