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100 1 $aSweig, Julia.
245 10 $aFriendly fire :$blosing friends and making enemies in the anti-American century /$cJulia E. Sweig.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aNew York :$bPublic Affairs,$c©2006.
300 $axvii, 251 pages ;$c22 cm
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337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
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500 $a"A Council on Foreign Relations book."
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 241-245) and index.
505 00 $tIntroduction : Are we all anti-Americans now? --$gpt. 1 --$g1.$tCold War history and the Latin American laboratory --$g2.$tThe Cold War beyond Latin America --$g3.$tPower, powerlessness, and the 80/20 divide --$g4.$tEconomic globalization --$g5.$tWhat we do --$g6.$tWho we are : anti-America at home --$gpt. 2 --$g7.$tAmerican ubiquity : Chinmi, Sungmi, Banmi, Hyommi --$g8.$tWho they are --$g9.$tGreat Britain --$g10.$tGermany --$g11.$tTurkey --$g12.$tSouth Korea --$g13.$tLatin America : the one-fingered wave --$gpt. 3 --$g14.$tFriendly fire --$g15.$tShedding the unreality --$g16.$tHistory and the legacy of the Cold War --$g17.$tPower and powerlessness --$g18.$tEconomic globalization --$g19.$tOne hand clapping : anti-anti-America after Iraq --$tEpilogue : Anti-America, Latin America, and the symbolism of Guantánamo --$tAcknowledgments --$tNotes --$tAdditional reading --$tIndex.
520 $aIn 1945 the U.S. was the founding impulse behind the cornerstones of the International Community: the World Bank, International Monetary Fund and most of all the United Nations. Untainted by colonialism or fascism, heroic in warfare and idealistic at home, the U.S. presented itself as a paragon to inspire a less noble and divided world. Sixty years later, that perception had been almost completely reversed. America had, in fact, quietly sowed the seeds of its own decline in the eyes of the world in its own back yard. Anti-Americanism, now a global phenomenon, was road tested in South America when most of the rest of the world was too distracted to notice or care. There, under the guise of anti-communism, we sponsored dictatorships, turned a blind eye to killing squads and tolerated the subversion of democracy. Almost nobody knew, so it didn't matter, right?Wrong. On two counts. First, South America remembered. And second, encouraged by our success, we convinced ourselves that pre-emptive Americanism was a policy that could be shipped worldwide. This proved to be a big misjudgment. The world noticed and, helped by better scrutiny and faster technology, anti-Americanism flourished among America's closest allies beyond the Americas in a way and to a depth not seen before. As this reaches a crucial tipping point, Julia Sweig offers a brilliant and blistering history of what went wrong, and a feisty and compelling prescription for how to sort it out.
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