America as empire : global leader or rogue power? / Jim Garrison.

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Garrison, Jim, 1951-

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781605097114
160509711X
9781609943158
1609943155
9781605097121
1605097128
1283268698
9781283268691
9786613268693
6613268690

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: America as empire.DDC classification:

327.73 22

LOC classification:

E902 .G37 2004eb

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Contents:

Introduction: From Republic to Empire 2 -- 1 America and the World 10 -- 2 A Mighty Fortress on Shifting Sands 24 -- 3 America's Journey to Empire 48 -- 4 The Roots of American Preeminence 72 -- 5 Empire and Its Discontents 92 -- 6 The Rise and Fall of Empires 108 -- 7 The Roman Achievement 128 -- 8 America at the Choice Point 150 -- 9 The Final Empire 166.

Summary: In this timely and telling book, Garrison argues that the preoccupation with military expansion is a fatal mistake, citing both FDR and Harry Truman as models for combining military power with institution building.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-206) and index.

In this timely and telling book, Garrison argues that the preoccupation with military expansion is a fatal mistake, citing both FDR and Harry Truman as models for combining military power with institution building.

English.

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