To see ourselves as others see us : how publics abroad view the United States after 9/11 /
As anti-American sentiment grows abroad, the U.S. is losing the power of persuasion.
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| 言語: | 英語 |
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Ann Arbor :
University of Michigan Press,
[2008]
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目次:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. How publics abroad view the United States and its foreign policies
- How the United States is viewed abroad
- America's international role
- Sensitivity to the interests of others
- The uses of force
- The war on terrorism
- Iraq
- Conclusion
- 3. How publics abroad view Americans and American society
- The American people and society
- American institutions and values
- Conclusion
- 4. The impact of "how they see us" : seven mini-case studies
- Turkey
- Indonesia
- Mexico
- Canada
- Australia
- Morocco
- South Korea
- 5. Explanations for anti-American opinions
- The end of the Cold War
- Globalization
- America's virtues and values
- Irrationality
- Strategic scapegoating
- Ignorance
- U.S. policies
- 6. The impact of American policies
- September 11 and the invasion of Afghanistan
- The Iraq War
- American rhetoric
- Sensitivity to domestic interests
- Deep partisan cleavages
- Conclusion.