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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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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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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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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1988
Anti-Americanism is a form of hostile caricature of American values and behavior. In Canada, hostile caricature of things American is sometimes used by politicians for a functional purpose. A government may appeal to a nationalist streak in some Canadians so as to attempt to stay in office or to unify the country against a purported hostile external ...
CHARLES F. DORAN, JAMES PATRICK SEWELL
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Anti-Americanism is a form of hostile caricature of American values and behavior. In Canada, hostile caricature of things American is sometimes used by politicians for a functional purpose. A government may appeal to a nationalist streak in some Canadians so as to attempt to stay in office or to unify the country against a purported hostile external ...
CHARLES F. DORAN, JAMES PATRICK SEWELL
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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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The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1988
Pakistanis give three kinds of reasons for negative feelings about America. One involves U.S. policies toward Pakistan such as failure to come to Pakistan's aid during the Bangladesh crisis, using Pakistan for its own interests, and opposition to Pakistan's peaceful nuclear program.
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Pakistanis give three kinds of reasons for negative feelings about America. One involves U.S. policies toward Pakistan such as failure to come to Pakistan's aid during the Bangladesh crisis, using Pakistan for its own interests, and opposition to Pakistan's peaceful nuclear program.
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2007
List of Contributors Acknowledgements 1. Making sense of anti-Americanism Brendon O'Connor and Martin Griffiths Part 1. Understanding anti-Americanism 2. The anti-American Tradition: a history in four phases Brendon O'Connor 3. Are We All Americans Now? Explaining anti-Americanisms Robert Singh 4. Ambivalent anti-Americanism John Kane 5.
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List of Contributors Acknowledgements 1. Making sense of anti-Americanism Brendon O'Connor and Martin Griffiths Part 1. Understanding anti-Americanism 2. The anti-American Tradition: a history in four phases Brendon O'Connor 3. Are We All Americans Now? Explaining anti-Americanisms Robert Singh 4. Ambivalent anti-Americanism John Kane 5.
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