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2018
This chapter argues why we must think of the United States as an exceptional kind of nation with a very distinct past and an equally distinct set of capabilities. It first considers American difference and exceptionality before discussing the meaning of exceptionalism, the critics of American exceptionalism, and the roots of American success.
Daniel Deudney, Jeffrey W. Meiser
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This chapter argues why we must think of the United States as an exceptional kind of nation with a very distinct past and an equally distinct set of capabilities. It first considers American difference and exceptionality before discussing the meaning of exceptionalism, the critics of American exceptionalism, and the roots of American success.
Daniel Deudney, Jeffrey W. Meiser
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The Exceptionality of American Exceptionalism
International Political Sociology, 2008Roxanne Lynn Doty's article (Doty 2007) is a timely reminder that the debate over securitization, and in particular, the notion of societal security, and the usefulness of Carl Schmitt's contribution to it, is by no means over. As the author claims herself (116), her story of border vigilantes and the anti-immigrant movement is intended to be ...
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Trafficking American Exceptionality
Women's Studies in Communication, 2018In From Trafficking to Terror: Constructing a Global Social Problem, Pardis Mahdavi elucidates the discursive fusion of the wars on human trafficking and terrorism in anti-trafficking campaigns, su...
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AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND AMERICAN MUSLIMS
The Review of Faith & International Affairs, 2012openaire +1 more source
The Politics of Exceptionalism: Securitization and COVID-19
Global Studies Quarterly, 2021Jessica Kirk, Matt McDonald
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