Immanuel Wallerstein, Agence Global, Feb 2, 2010
When the United States first realized circa 1970 that its hegemonic dominance was being threatened by the growing economic (and hence geopolitical) strength of western Europe and Japan, it changed its posture, seeking to prevent western Europe and Japan from taking too independent a position in world affairs.
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The United States Misreads Brazil’s World Policy
Immanuel Wallerstein, Agence Global, Feb 2, 2010
When the United States first realized circa 1970 that its hegemonic dominance was being threatened by the growing economic (and hence geopolitical) strength of western Europe and Japan, it changed its posture, seeking to prevent western Europe and Japan from taking too independent a position in world affairs.
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Tags: Brazil, creating the G-20, errors of the Bush regime, Immanuel Wallerstein, U.S. geopolitical power, United States
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