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Argues that the United States is both economically and militarily the most powerful empire in history and will feel negative consequences as a result of imposing unrealistic timescales on interventions abroad.
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Editions
6 editions · 2 languages- Hardcover · English · 2004Penguin Press · 384 pages · 9781594200137
- Hardcover · English · 2004Allen Lane · 400 pages · 9780713997705
- Other · English · 2005Penguin (Non-Classics) · 416 pages · 9780143034797
- Other · English · 2005Penguin · 386 pages · 9780141021676
- Other · English · 2005Penguin Books Ltd · 416 pages · 9780141017006
- Hardcover · Spanish · 2005Coloso/ ColossusDebate Editorial · 502 pages · 9788483066249
Foreign relationsImperialismPhilosophyImperialismeRelations extérieuresWereldrijkenImpérialismeAu enpolitik
