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  1. Robert Catley, David Mosler - America and Americans in Australia, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    America and Americans in Australia

    Av Robert Catley, David Mosler

    Inbunden, 1998

    1066 kr

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    Mosler and Catley show Australia as migrant Americans see it, warts and all! They begin with an examination of the evolution of the United States as a major dominant power in the international system, emphasizing the duality of its external power coupled with its troubled and variegated society—the …

  2. Robert Catley, David Mosler - Global America, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Global America

    Imposing Liberalism on a Recalcitrant World

    Av Robert Catley, David Mosler

    Inbunden, 2000

    1098 kr

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    Mosler and Catley examine the rise of the United States to the status of a great power by the beginning of the 20th century, its maturation as a superpower during the co-dominion of the Cold War, and its emergence as a hegemonic power after the collapse of the Soviet Union. As a hegemon it has …

  3. David Mosler - Australia, the Recreational Society, Inbunden. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Australia, the Recreational Society

    Av David Mosler

    Inbunden, 2002

    1207 kr

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    From its very inception Australia has been a derivative society: First as part of the British Empire and then, soon after World War II, what Mosler considers the American Empire and the new end-of-century Americanized global culture. This has meant that Australia has struggled to attain its own …

  4. David Mosler - Australia, the Recreational Society, E-bok. Tillgänglighet: Lägg i varukorg

    Australia, the Recreational Society

    Av David Mosler

    E-bok, 2002

    1325 kr

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    From its very inception Australia has been a derivative society: First as part of the British Empire and then, soon after World War II, what Mosler considers the American Empire and the new end-of-century Americanized global culture. This has meant that Australia has struggled to attain its own …