Add to ORKGCrisis, decline, failure: these words seem to dominate the contemporary political and intellectual debate in the United States. The global economic crisis, which has been challenging the U.S. and Western certainties since 2007, appears to be a crucial element in the attempt to understand if we are witnessing the final stage of the American global power or the consequence of the end of its historical course
Ten years after the end of bipolarity, expectations that arose at first have gone unfulfilled. The l...
Global financial crisis, global environmental crisis - what connects them? Stuart Sim claims they ar...
The post-crisis crises / Joseph E. Stiglitz, Project Syndicate, 8 January 2013 http://www.project-sy...
This compelling and persuasive book is the first to explore all of the interrelated aspects of Ameri...
Unlike the previous economic crises of the past two decades which have occurred in Asia, Russia, Mex...
After a decade long period during which it was optimistically assumed that under conditions of unipo...
As the deficit crisis deepens, the United States needs to embrace the possibilities that economic de...
The “American Century” is ending. After World War II, American power, inventiveness, creativity, and...
Over the past quarter century, American economists and policymakers have been very active in providi...
‘Liberal democracy is crumbling.’ A Harvard Law Professor opened a recent talk with this matter-of-f...
Americans lack a shared vision of what the role of the United States ought to be in the world. It's ...
The crisis of trust in two pillows of modern society - in state (Keynesian approach) and in market (...
Abstract The crisis of 2008–2009 has been viewed primarily as a financial one, which has spilled ove...
“The 21st century will finally be the century of the people”. A.1) It is impossible to continue as w...
The global financial and economic crisis is the defining force shaping contemporary international po...
Ten years after the end of bipolarity, expectations that arose at first have gone unfulfilled. The l...
Global financial crisis, global environmental crisis - what connects them? Stuart Sim claims they ar...
The post-crisis crises / Joseph E. Stiglitz, Project Syndicate, 8 January 2013 http://www.project-sy...
This compelling and persuasive book is the first to explore all of the interrelated aspects of Ameri...
Unlike the previous economic crises of the past two decades which have occurred in Asia, Russia, Mex...
After a decade long period during which it was optimistically assumed that under conditions of unipo...
As the deficit crisis deepens, the United States needs to embrace the possibilities that economic de...
The “American Century” is ending. After World War II, American power, inventiveness, creativity, and...
Over the past quarter century, American economists and policymakers have been very active in providi...
‘Liberal democracy is crumbling.’ A Harvard Law Professor opened a recent talk with this matter-of-f...
Americans lack a shared vision of what the role of the United States ought to be in the world. It's ...
The crisis of trust in two pillows of modern society - in state (Keynesian approach) and in market (...
Abstract The crisis of 2008–2009 has been viewed primarily as a financial one, which has spilled ove...
“The 21st century will finally be the century of the people”. A.1) It is impossible to continue as w...
The global financial and economic crisis is the defining force shaping contemporary international po...
Ten years after the end of bipolarity, expectations that arose at first have gone unfulfilled. The l...
Global financial crisis, global environmental crisis - what connects them? Stuart Sim claims they ar...
The post-crisis crises / Joseph E. Stiglitz, Project Syndicate, 8 January 2013 http://www.project-sy...