In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter?:
This question consists of three elements: the first is America, and the phenomenon of American dominace. The second is Europe, which is defined broadly as including Ukraine and Russia. The remaining element is how these two entities interact. This paper looks at these two moving targets, and the rel...
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Zusammenfassung: | This question consists of three elements: the first is America, and the phenomenon of American dominace. The second is Europe, which is defined broadly as including Ukraine and Russia. The remaining element is how these two entities interact. This paper looks at these two moving targets, and the relationship between them. The approach taken was to note those elements that have not changed, to identify what has. The paper is concluded with an assessment. |
Beschreibung: | Caption title. -- "This annotated paper was the basis for an address to the International Affairs Forum, Traverse City, Michigan, on November 21, 2002"--P. [1]. -- "P-8074"--P. [4] of cover. |
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title | In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter? |
title_alt | Does the transatlantic relationship matter? |
title_auth | In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter? |
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title_full | In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter? Marten van Heuven |
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title_full_unstemmed | In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter? Marten van Heuven |
title_short | In an age of American dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter? |
title_sort | in an age of american dominance does the transatlantic relationship matter |
topic | Außenpolitik Außenpolitik (DE-588)4003846-4 gnd Hegemonie (DE-588)4023979-2 gnd |
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