Empires without imperialism : Anglo-American decline and the politics of deflection /
"The end of the Cold War ushered in a moment of nearly pure American dominance on the world stage, yet that era now seems ages ago. Since 9/11 many informed commentators have focused on the relative decline of American power in the global system. While some have welcomed this as a salutary deve...
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Oxford ; New York :
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2014
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Table of Contents:
- Alfred Zimmern's "Oxford paradox" : displacement and Athenian nostalgia
- Falling in love with Athens : Donald Kagan on America and Thucydides' revisionism
- The Round Table's story of commonwealth
- The empire whisperer : Niall Ferguson's misdirection, disavowal and the perilousness of neoliberal time
- Empire's handyman : Jan Smuts and the politics of international holism
- Michael Ignatieff's tragedy : just as we are, here and now
- Conclusion : is this who we want to be?