The Sorrows Of Empire
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Author: Chalmers Johnson
Binding: Hardback
Published: Scribe Publications, 2004
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
This incisive work of political analysis, The Sorrows Of Empire, chronicles the hidden costs and profound consequences of America's global military presence. Chalmers Johnson uncovers the intricate web of bases, interventions, and covert operations that define modern American foreign policy, arguing that these imperial ambitions erode democratic values at home and destabilize regions abroad. The narrative presents a compelling case for understanding the historical trajectory and contemporary realities of American power. It illustrates how the pursuit of global dominance ultimately burdens the nation with economic strain, moral compromise, and perpetual conflict. This essential reading offers a critical perspective on the challenges facing a superpower grappling with the legacy of its own expansive reach.
Author: Chalmers Johnson
Binding: Hardback
Published: Scribe Publications, 2004
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
This incisive work of political analysis, The Sorrows Of Empire, chronicles the hidden costs and profound consequences of America's global military presence. Chalmers Johnson uncovers the intricate web of bases, interventions, and covert operations that define modern American foreign policy, arguing that these imperial ambitions erode democratic values at home and destabilize regions abroad. The narrative presents a compelling case for understanding the historical trajectory and contemporary realities of American power. It illustrates how the pursuit of global dominance ultimately burdens the nation with economic strain, moral compromise, and perpetual conflict. This essential reading offers a critical perspective on the challenges facing a superpower grappling with the legacy of its own expansive reach.