America as empire: global leader or rogue power?
"But the core question, Garrison asserts, is what kind of empire can and should America be? As the sole superpower, America must lead in shaping a new global order, just as after World War II Roosevelt and Truman took the lead in shaping a new international order. That international order is no...
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| Summary: | "But the core question, Garrison asserts, is what kind of empire can and should America be? As the sole superpower, America must lead in shaping a new global order, just as after World War II Roosevelt and Truman took the lead in shaping a new international order. That international order is now crumbling under the pressures of globalization, persistent poverty, terrorism, fundamentalism, and U.S. foreign policy itself."--BOOK JACKET |
| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 203-206) and index |
| Physical Description: | xii, 224 p. 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 157675281X |
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