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Canadian identity: a mixed blessing for preachers? [PDF]
, 2006 Wilson, Paul Scott
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2007
Why do people hate America and Americans? The essays in Volume One explore various possible causes, such as American multi-national corporations, America's stance on the environment and the promotion of American values abroad. This volume concentrates on the causes of Anti-Americanism; each of the 10 10,000-word articles, written by an ...
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Why do people hate America and Americans? The essays in Volume One explore various possible causes, such as American multi-national corporations, America's stance on the environment and the promotion of American values abroad. This volume concentrates on the causes of Anti-Americanism; each of the 10 10,000-word articles, written by an ...
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The Anti-American as Americanizer: Revisiting the Anti-American Century in Germany
German Politics and Society, 2009This article contextualizes the recent debates about German and European anti-Americanism by highlighting the paradoxical nature of such sentiments. Using examples from the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, and the postwar period, this article shows that anti-Americanism arose less from divergent cultural trends and perceived "value gaps," as many recent ...
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Prospects, 2005
That Todd Gitlin, one of the leaders of the anti-Vietnam War movement in the 1960s, should have about-faced with regard to early millennial U.S. imperial ventures is one of the defining acts of our intellectual moment. In aNew York Timesop-ed piece in September of 2002, Gitlin wrote,The American left … had its version of unilateralism.
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That Todd Gitlin, one of the leaders of the anti-Vietnam War movement in the 1960s, should have about-faced with regard to early millennial U.S. imperial ventures is one of the defining acts of our intellectual moment. In aNew York Timesop-ed piece in September of 2002, Gitlin wrote,The American left … had its version of unilateralism.
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2011
If the interwar period saw anti-Americanism regain the ideological certainty it had lost toward the end of the nineteenth century, it happened largely by way of compensation, as a way of dealing with Europe’s crisis after World War I. As Eric Hobsbawm has pointed out, the nineteenth century was the most European century in world history; no continent ...
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If the interwar period saw anti-Americanism regain the ideological certainty it had lost toward the end of the nineteenth century, it happened largely by way of compensation, as a way of dealing with Europe’s crisis after World War I. As Eric Hobsbawm has pointed out, the nineteenth century was the most European century in world history; no continent ...
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French Politics, Culture & Society, 2005
France is undoubtedly the first response that comes to mind when askedwhich country in Europe is the most anti-American. Between taking the leadof the anti-globalization movement in the late 1990s and taking the lead ofthe anti-war in Iraq camp in 2003, France confirmed its image as the “oldestenemy” among America’s friends.
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France is undoubtedly the first response that comes to mind when askedwhich country in Europe is the most anti-American. Between taking the leadof the anti-globalization movement in the late 1990s and taking the lead ofthe anti-war in Iraq camp in 2003, France confirmed its image as the “oldestenemy” among America’s friends.
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2012
'Anti-Americanism' is an unusual expression; although stereotypes and hostility exist toward every nation, we do not hear of 'anti-Italianism' or 'anti-Brazilianism'. Only Americans have elevated such sentiment to the level of a world view, an explanatory factor so significant as to merit a name - an 'ism' - usually reserved for comprehensive ...
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'Anti-Americanism' is an unusual expression; although stereotypes and hostility exist toward every nation, we do not hear of 'anti-Italianism' or 'anti-Brazilianism'. Only Americans have elevated such sentiment to the level of a world view, an explanatory factor so significant as to merit a name - an 'ism' - usually reserved for comprehensive ...
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