The New American Empire

A historical analysis of contemporary American foreign policy presents critical essays on how U.S. policy in Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East evolved, assessing continuities and differences between past and present policy while exploring the Bush administration's foreign policy objectives. Original.

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction: An American Empire?: The Problems of Frontiers and Peace in Twenty-First-Century Politics	p. xi
Context
Present at the Culmination: An Empire of Righteousness?	p. 3
Imperial Language	p. 32
The Drums of War	p. 50
Changed Relationships
American Hegemony and European Autonomy, 1989-2003: One Framework for Understanding the War in Iraq	p. 75
Anti-Americanism and Anti-Europeanism	p. 113
Analogies
Iraq Is Not Arabic for Nicaragua: Central America and the Rise of the New Right	p. 135
Improving on the Civilizing Mission?: Assumptions of United States Exceptionalism in the Colonization of the Philippines	p. 153
Occupation: A Warning from History	p. 182
Japan and the United States in Re-Imperial Times	p. 198
The Future
Onward, Liberal Soldiers?: The Crusading Logic of Bush's Grand Strategy and What Is Wrong with It	p. 227
A Most Interesting Empire	p. 253
Notes	p. 277
Contributors	p. 301
Index	p. 305
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