Rogue Nation: American Unilateralism And The Failure Of Good IntentionsBasic Books, 4 авг. 2008 г. - Всего страниц: 352 During the six months prior to the World Trade Center attack, the United States walked away from a treaty to control the world traffic in small arms, the Kyoto accords, a treaty to combat bioterrorism, and many other international agreements. After 9/11 there was a flurry of coalition building, but Europe and Asia quickly came to see the conflict in Afghanistan as an American war with Tony Blair leading cheers from the sidelines. Recent American calls to action in Iraq have only reinforced international perception that the U.S. plans to remain a solitary actor on the world stage. Despite our stated good intentions -- the causes of justice and democracy -- we have become the world's largest rogue nation. The Bush administration did not invent the American tradition of unilateralism, but, Clyde Prestowitz argues, they have taken it to unprecedented heights. Rogue Nation explores the historical roots of the unilateral impulse and shows how it helps shape American foreign policy in every important area: trade and economic policy, arms control, energy, environment, drug trafficking, agriculture. Even now, when the need for multilateral action -- and the danger of going it alone -- has never been greater, we continue to act contrary to international law, custom, and our own best interests. |
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... began predictably enough by saying , “ America has no empire to extend or utopia to establish . " " We wish for others , " he as- serted , “ only what we wish for ourselves — safety from violence , the re- wards of liberty , and the ...
... began predictably enough by saying , “ America has no empire to extend or utopia to establish . " " We wish for others , " he as- serted , “ only what we wish for ourselves — safety from violence , the re- wards of liberty , and the ...
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... began sliding toward supremacy . During the Cold War , America had been primus inter pares , the first among equals . It was the leader of its various alliances , but still had to consult and achieve some measure of consensus . Now it ...
... began sliding toward supremacy . During the Cold War , America had been primus inter pares , the first among equals . It was the leader of its various alliances , but still had to consult and achieve some measure of consensus . Now it ...
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Americas Game | 51 |
Running on Empty | 81 |
Who Lost Kyoto? | 111 |
In Arms We Trust | 143 |
Peaceful People Endless War | 171 |
Two Tales | 193 |
Friends and Foes | 227 |
City on a Hill | 267 |
Epilogue | 285 |
Notes | 299 |
Recommended Reading | 319 |
Acknowledgments | 325 |
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