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Introduction: History of the U.S. Empire 1
Does the United States Really Have an Empire? 19
Why Conservatives Should Be Against Empire 47
Why Liberals Should Be Against Empire 105
Why All Americans Should Be Against Empire 159
An Appropriate U.S. Foreign Policy for the Modern Age 189
Conclusion 219
Notes 223
Index 245
About the Author 263
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reviewed Empire Has No Clothes: U. S. Foreign Policy Exposed on July 05, 2009 Empire Has No Clothes
In 1992, DOD planning document spells out. Paul Wolfowitz' goal of AMerican global dominance, un paralleled U.S. military power to intimidate rivals and give allies confidence, obviating their own military build up. But all post WWII administrations have tried to maintain U.S. dominance. (e.g. Clinton's bombing of Serbia, ostensibly to stop ethnic cleansing of Kosovars actually fueled it). What is different is that the Bush II administration is the first to praise the American quest to dominate as a goal in itself (as opposed to humanitarian reasons).
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