Overview
Asking whether there is any way to make the United States responsible to a global constituency, this deconstruction of America's international relations following the World Trade Center attacks of 2001 fearlessly critiques the Bush administration. Based on the premise that the war on terrorism became the justification for intensifying America's pursuit of global domination, this book predicts that if America's leaders achieve their goal, they will impose the values of this country's corporate elite and evangelical Christian population on the world at large.
Preguntando si hay alguna manera de conseguir que los Estados Unidos sean responsables ante un electorado global, este libro es una crítica sin miedo de la nueva clase gobernante en Estados Unidos, con el reelegido Presidente Bush a su cabeza, y de sus relaciones internacionales desde los ataques a las Torres Gemelas el 11 de septiembre de 2001. Basado en la premisa que la llamada "guerra al terrorismo" se convirtió en la coartada para intensificar el afán norteamericano de dominación global, este libro predice que si los líderes alcancen sus metas, impondrán los valores de la población élite, corporativa y cristiana evangélica en el mundo entero.
Author Biography
Theodore Roszak is a history professor at California State University–Hayward. He has also taught at Stanford University, the University of British Columbia, San Francisco State University, and Schumacher College in England. He is the author of Longevity Revolution and The Making of a Counter Culture.
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