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A masterly and caustic examination of America's role in fostering anti-Americanism over fifty years, by a Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow and award-winning writer In 1945 the U.S. was the founding impulse behind the cornerstones of the International Community: the World Bank,... read more

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Henry Luce's description of the twentieth century as the "American Century" struck a chord because the phrase coined by the founder of the magazine empire Time Inc. captured the widespread recognition-within and beyond the nation's borders-that, on balance, the United States exercised more positive influence than not on the people, countries, and international institutions with which it engaged.

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  1. Julia Sweig (Author)
 

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