The state of the American empire: how the USA shapes the world
As the United States casts an increasingly dominant shadow in world affairs, resentment from the international community widens. In The State of the American Empire, Stephen Burman lays bare the global scope of the political, economic, cultural, and military might of a country that, paradoxically, w...
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| Summary: | As the United States casts an increasingly dominant shadow in world affairs, resentment from the international community widens. In The State of the American Empire, Stephen Burman lays bare the global scope of the political, economic, cultural, and military might of a country that, paradoxically, was founded in a rebellion against imperialism. Combining forensic analysis with detailed full-color graphics, Burman provides a comprehensive overview of the countries that are dependent on U.S. trade or investment, or are inhabited by U.S. troops. Liberally illustrated with maps that display America's global footprint, from its military interventions to its trading partners, The State of the American Empire interrogates every aspect of this new empire to reveal its roots, its likely duration, and, most important, its impact on the rest of the world. |
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgments
7
Introduction
9
America s Global Footprint
16
America makes its mark across the world, through military strength, economic
power, and the force of its ideas and culture, to an extent unmatched by any
other country.
Chapter One: Energy
19
S-
Energy Consumption
20
In order to support their lifestyle, Americans use five times the global average
energy consumption.
Energy Policy
22
Despite its self-sufficiency in some fuels, America s dependence on oil means that
a significant proportion of its energy supply will continue to come from overseas.
Climate Change
24
As the country emitting the most carbon dioxide, the USA has been, and looks
set to remain, the largest contributor to global warming.
Energy Security
26
The need to secure supplies in a potentially hostile world continues to drive
US foreign policy.
Oil: Consumption and Dependency
28
The USA is the world s biggest oil consumer and importer.
US Oil Policy
30
No single oil-rich country is indispensable to the USA.
Chapter Two: Trade
зз
щвэд
>;
Imbalance of Trade
34
^ifiKĘi-
The USA was once self-sufficient, but since the
1970s
it has run a trade deficit.
Trading Partners
36
The USA uses its power to extend its markets by ensuring preferential trading
relationships with other countries.
Global Trade
38
The USA helped set up the World Trade Organization, and uses its mechanisms
to maintain a strong hold on world trade.
Trade and Foreign Policy
40
Trade policy is an essential element of US foreign policy because economic
security is vital to national security.
Chapter Three: Capital
43
Investment
44
The USA is surprisingly dependent on the economic co-operation of its allies
and partners.
Multinationals
46
Over a third of the world s largest multinationals are based in the USA, and
their growth is strongest in emerging markets.
Capital Transactions
48
America guarantees the free flow of capital across the world s borders.
The Dollar
50
The power of the US dollar makes America the world s banker, with all the
advantages that brings.
Chapter Four: people 53
Immigration
54
There has been a dramatic change in the pattern of immigration to the USA
since
1965.
The Americas
56
US domination of its hemisphere is being transformed by mass migration of
Latin Americans into the USA.
Economic Migration
58
More people are living outside their country of birth than ever before, leading
to a tighter integration of rich and poor countries.
Political Refugees
60
American influence in political upheaval and conflicts has contributed to the
displacement of millions of people.
Chapter Five: Military
бз
Military Spending
64
US military spending has fluctuated in response to perceived threats and
presidential ambitions for world domination.
Comparative Military Spending
66
US military spending is greater than that of the next five largest spenders
combined, giving the USA a military might beyond that of any other state.
Military at Home
68
Military spending boosts local economies. Defense spending, and thus foreign
policy, is therefore partly driven by domestic political pressures.
Military Abroad
70
US overseas bases and military personnel symbolize the power that defines
American imperialism.
Arms Sales
72
The USA is the world s largest arms exporter, and the US government
manipulates this trade to influence world events.
Chapter Six: Security
75
Interventions:
1945-89 76
During the Cold War, the USA intervened in over
30
countries to prevent the
spread of communism.
Interventions:
1990-2006 78
Since the end of the Cold War, the USA has relied increasingly on military
intervention to implement its foreign policy.
Interventions: Military and Covert
80
Although the USA never sees itself as an aggressor, it has a long record of
intervening in the internal affairs of other countries to protect its interests.
The Pacific Rim
82
With many of the world s leading powers emerging in the region, the Pacific
Rim is likely to become the main focus of US foreign policy.
Europe, Middle East and Africa
84
Although the threat to US security from the ex-Soviet Union has disappeared,
new threats have emerged from the Middle East.
Chapter Seven: Soft Power
87
Aid and Influence
88
US aid is an arm of foreign policy, and its distribution is closely tied to US
economic and security priorities.
Relations with the UN
90
The relationship between the USA and the UN is one of mutual suspicion and,
in recent times, of hostility.
International Financial Institutions
92
The IMF and World Bank extend the influence of America s free-market
philosophy around the world.
Informal Networks
94
Informal networks help to extend US power by creating a consensus among the
world s economic and political elites in support of America s world view.
Chapter Eight: Ideas
97
How America Sees Itself
98
Most Americans are not isolationist. They support the role their government
plays in the world.
How the World Sees America
100
Since the
2003
invasion of Iraq, America s image has declined and its
favorability ratings trail those of other major countries.
Diplomacy and Intelligence
102
America spends money on trying to create a favorable impression abroad of
its culture and policies, and on discovering the hidden intentions behind the
policies of its potential adversaries.
Culture Wars
104
Americans have created a global culture that reflects their values and way of life,
but other cultures are fighting back.
Chapter Nine: The Future
107
War on Terror
108
The conduct of the USA in its battle with terrorism has weakened its
international support and done little to improve its security.
Levels of Resistance
110
Global discontent with America has been clearly demonstrated, but has yet to
coalesce into a coherent challenge to its power.
Necklace or Noose
112
The USA faces the challenge of networks of other countries developing the
potential to encircle it and combat its power.
Sustaining the Empire
114
So far this century, US foreign policy has failed to understand its own
limitations or the rights of others. Unless America discovers a better balance, its
empire will be short-lived.
World Data Table
Data Sources
Photo Credits
Index
118
127
130
131
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Contents
Acknowledgments
7
Introduction
9
America's Global Footprint
16
America makes its mark across the world, through military strength, economic
power, and the force of its ideas and culture, to an extent unmatched by any
other country.
Chapter One: Energy
19
S-
Energy Consumption
20
In order to support their lifestyle, Americans use five times the global average
energy consumption.
Energy Policy
22
Despite its self-sufficiency in some fuels, America's dependence on oil means that
a significant proportion of its energy supply will continue to come from overseas.
Climate Change
24
As the country emitting the most carbon dioxide, the USA has been, and looks
set to remain, the largest contributor to global warming.
Energy Security
26
The need to secure supplies in a potentially hostile world continues to drive
US foreign policy.
Oil: Consumption and Dependency
28
The USA is the world's biggest oil consumer and importer.
US Oil Policy
30
No single oil-rich country is indispensable to the USA.
Chapter Two: Trade
зз
щвэд
>;
Imbalance of Trade
34
^ifiKĘi-
The USA was once self-sufficient, but since the
1970s
it has run a trade deficit.
Trading Partners
36
The USA uses its power to extend its markets by ensuring preferential trading
relationships with other countries.
Global Trade
38
The USA helped set up the World Trade Organization, and uses its mechanisms
to maintain a strong hold on world trade.
Trade and Foreign Policy
40
Trade policy is an essential element of US foreign policy because economic
security is vital to national security.
Chapter Three: Capital
43
Investment
44
The USA is surprisingly dependent on the economic co-operation of its allies
and partners.
Multinationals
46
Over a third of the world's largest multinationals are based in the USA, and
their growth is strongest in emerging markets.
Capital Transactions
48
America guarantees the free flow of capital across the world's borders.
The Dollar
50
The power of the US dollar makes America the world's banker, with all the
advantages that brings.
Chapter Four: people 53
Immigration
54
There has been a dramatic change in the pattern of immigration to the USA
since
1965.
The Americas
56
US domination of its hemisphere is being transformed by mass migration of
Latin Americans into the USA.
Economic Migration
58
More people are living outside their country of birth than ever before, leading
to a tighter integration of rich and poor countries.
Political Refugees
60
American influence in political upheaval and conflicts has contributed to the
displacement of millions of people.
Chapter Five: Military
бз
Military Spending
64
US military spending has fluctuated in response to perceived threats and
presidential ambitions for world domination.
Comparative Military Spending
66
US military spending is greater than that of the next five largest spenders
combined, giving the USA a military might beyond that of any other state.
Military at Home
68
Military spending boosts local economies. Defense spending, and thus foreign
policy, is therefore partly driven by domestic political pressures.
Military Abroad
70
US overseas bases and military personnel symbolize the power that defines
American imperialism.
Arms Sales
72
The USA is the world's largest arms exporter, and the US government
manipulates this trade to influence world events.
Chapter Six: Security
75
Interventions:
1945-89 76
During the Cold War, the USA intervened in over
30
countries to prevent the
spread of communism.
Interventions:
1990-2006 78
Since the end of the Cold War, the USA has relied increasingly on military
intervention to implement its foreign policy.
Interventions: Military and Covert
80
Although the USA never sees itself as an aggressor, it has a long record of
intervening in the internal affairs of other countries to protect its interests.
The Pacific Rim
82
With many of the world's leading powers emerging in the region, the Pacific
Rim is likely to become the main focus of US foreign policy.
Europe, Middle East and Africa
84
Although the threat to US security from the ex-Soviet Union has disappeared,
new threats have emerged from the Middle East.
Chapter Seven: Soft Power
87
Aid and Influence
88
US aid is an arm of foreign policy, and its distribution is closely tied to US
economic and security priorities.
Relations with the UN
90
The relationship between the USA and the UN is one of mutual suspicion and,
in recent times, of hostility.
International Financial Institutions
92
The IMF and World Bank extend the influence of America's free-market
philosophy around the world.
Informal Networks
94
Informal networks help to extend US power by creating a consensus among the
world's economic and political elites in support of America's world view.
Chapter Eight: Ideas
97
How America Sees Itself
98
Most Americans are not isolationist. They support the role their government
plays in the world.
How the World Sees America
100
Since the
2003
invasion of Iraq, America's image has declined and its
favorability ratings trail those of other major countries.
Diplomacy and Intelligence
102
America spends money on trying to create a favorable impression abroad of
its culture and policies, and on discovering the hidden intentions behind the
policies of its potential adversaries.
Culture Wars
104
Americans have created a global culture that reflects their values and way of life,
but other cultures are fighting back.
Chapter Nine: The Future
107
War on Terror
108
The conduct of the USA in its battle with terrorism has weakened its
international support and done little to improve its security.
Levels of Resistance
110
Global discontent with America has been clearly demonstrated, but has yet to
coalesce into a coherent challenge to its power.
Necklace or Noose
112
The USA faces the challenge of networks of other countries developing the
potential to encircle it and combat its power.
Sustaining the Empire
114
So far this century, US foreign policy has failed to understand its own
limitations or the rights of others. Unless America discovers a better balance, its
empire will be short-lived.
World Data Table
Data Sources
Photo Credits
Index
118
127
130
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