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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Atlanticism"”.
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Clarence Streit's Union Now and the Idea of an Anglo-American Union: A Movement Away From Imperialism to a World State?
… to the connection between Anglo-Saxonism and Atlanticism which is investigated in Streit's writings, his network and prominence are analyzed, as are the resolutions Streit's supporters introduced into the U.S. Congress and Streit's stance on imperialism.
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The Wartime Experience of the League of Nations, 1939-47
… of the diminished Eurocentrism and rising Atlanticism of international cooperation. This period was emblematic of the challenges of internationalism with the League’s international civil service splintering under the weight of internal and external pressures. The League’s wartime experience …
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How national diversity shapes the future of a genuine common European security and defence policy
… within the Union: Allies versus Neutrals; Atlanticism versus Europeanism; conscription versus professionalism.The third analysis chapter analyses how the political will and political preferences differ between EU countries by cpaturing the perceptions of key decision-makers and …
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American intellectuals and the idea of an 'Atlantic Community' c.1890-1949
… realist-navalist, Christian, and federalist Atlanticism - each examined in depth through the writings of its main proponents, including Alfred Thayer Mahan, Walter Lippmann, Francis P. Miller, Reinhold Niebuhr and Clarence Streit. Although each strand had its specific focus and audience, all …
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Socio-political contradictions in Brown’s American Gothic: an important historical precursor to the conceptualization of ideology in modernity
<p>Charles Brockden Brown's American Gothic is distinctly American in its dealings with Revolutionary-era culture and distinctly Gothic in its subversion of the foundational aspects of this culture. Brown draws upon his own revolutionary experience, to first connect, then criticize the two main …