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Globalization of American Fear Culture : The Empire in the Twenty-First Century / by Geoffrey R. Skoll

Publisher (New York : Palgrave Macmillan US : Imprint: Palgrave Macmillan)
Year 2016
Edition 1st ed. 2016.
Authors *Skoll, Geoffrey R author
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Size IX, 213 p : online resource
Notes Globalization of American Fear Culture traces the parallel development of three historical institutions: the generation of fear for controlling people, the US empire, and global capitalism. Through historical accounts and dialectical analysis the book offers the argument that a fear culture, US hegemony, and the globalization of capital are intertwined and interdependent. In the twenty-first century these three strands of history are leading to world systemic destabilization, and they are leading to a future political economy that is fascistic. Nonetheless, the book ends with a glimmer of hope that within current conditions of chaos a new world might be built based on real democracy and freedom
HTTP:URL=https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-57034-5
Subjects LCSH:Economic sociology
LCSH:International economic relations
LCSH:Political sociology
LCSH:Globalization
LCSH:Social sciences—Philosophy
LCSH:Sociology
FREE:Economic Sociology
FREE:International Political Economy’
FREE:Political Sociology
FREE:Globalization
FREE:Social Theory
FREE:Sociology
Classification LCC:HM548
DC23:306.3
ID 8000070285
ISBN 9781137570345

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