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[[keyname::2006-Katzenstein]] | |||
[[author::Katzenstein, Peter J.]] | |||
Arab reactions to American support for Israel in its recent conflict with Hezbollah have put anti-Americanism in the headlines once again. Around the world, not just in the Middle East, when bad things happen there is a widespread tendency to blame America for its sins, either of commission or omission. When its Belgrade embassy is bombed, Chinese people believe it was a deliberate act of the United States government; terror plots by native British subjects are viewed as reflecting British support for American policy; when aids devastates much of Africa, the United States is faulted for not doing enough to stop it... | [[author::Keohane, Robert O.]] | ||
[[year::2006]] | |||
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[[title::Anti-Americanisms]] | |||
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[[published in::Policy Review]] | |||
[[cite/source::''Policy Review'', October and November]] | |||
[[published in::Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior]] | |||
[[cite/source::''Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior'', 88, 1-28]] | |||
[[abstract::Arab reactions to American support for Israel in its recent conflict with Hezbollah have put anti-Americanism in the headlines once again. Around the world, not just in the Middle East, when bad things happen there is a widespread tendency to blame America for its sins, either of commission or omission. When its Belgrade embassy is bombed, Chinese people believe it was a deliberate act of the United States government; terror plots by native British subjects are viewed as reflecting British support for American policy; when aids devastates much of Africa, the United States is faulted for not doing enough to stop it...]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:27, 23 July 2020
Anti-Americanisms: Katzenstein, Peter J., Keohane, Robert O. Policy Review, October and November, Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 88, 1-28 (2006).
Abstract
Arab reactions to American support for Israel in its recent conflict with Hezbollah have put anti-Americanism in the headlines once again. Around the world, not just in the Middle East, when bad things happen there is a widespread tendency to blame America for its sins, either of commission or omission. When its Belgrade embassy is bombed, Chinese people believe it was a deliberate act of the United States government; terror plots by native British subjects are viewed as reflecting British support for American policy; when aids devastates much of Africa, the United States is faulted for not doing enough to stop it...
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| Date"Date" is a type and predefined property provided by Semantic MediaWiki to represent date values. | Author | Lead-in | |
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| Ill-defined | 27 October 2006 | Bertrand | What is happening to political science when leading thinkers can pretend to advance knowledge by little more than re-defining words? In their article "Anti-Americanisms", an abstract of a forthcoming book, Katzenstein and Keohane begin thus... |
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Arab reactions to American support for Isr … Arab reactions to American support for Israel in its recent conflict with Hezbollah have put anti-Americanism in the headlines once again. Around the world, not just in the Middle East, when bad things happen there is a widespread tendency to blame America for its sins, either of commission or omission. When its Belgrade embassy is bombed, Chinese people believe it was a deliberate act of the United States government; terror plots by native British subjects are viewed as reflecting British support for American policy; when aids devastates much of Africa, the United States is faulted for not doing enough to stop it...faulted for not doing enough to stop it... +
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