America: the first nonimperialist superpower

Article Abstract:

The US is considered as the world's greatest nonimperialist superpower. Its leadership has been characterized as the most generous. Top US leaders have expressed their desire to modify the original Bretton Woods agreement. Financial conditions have changed considerably since the post-World War II era and most economies in Europe and Asia have gained a certain measure of political clout. The US has dedicated itself to strive, not only for the good of the domestic economy, but also for the upliftment of the global community.

International economic relations

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Depending on the kindness of strangers

Article Abstract:

The absence of support from the public and the decrease of foreign investments puts America deeper into recession. An international economic system to manage the global economy would prevent the spread of a worldwide depression.

Investments, Recessions

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Beyond Afghanistanism

Article Abstract:

Post-Cold War America is without a purpose. The US must, therefore, use its resources to repair the damages brought by the recession and the Los Anageles, CA, riots rather than attempt to build a new world-order.

United States, Political aspects, Los Angeles, California, Riots, 1992

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