Strategic culture and American empire

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The United States being considered as an imperial power because of its strategic culture that uses military force and not all liberal democratic empires being particularly peaceful is studied. The existence of autocratic states with much racial and ethnic diversity may explain America's imperialism and the longer life expectancy of its moral crusade but this also shows the cultural bias of the United States in the name of protecting strangers, its aversion to casualties and a pragmatic approach to circumventing legal restraints on the use of force.

Evaluation, American imperialism

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The economic impact of Australia's aging population

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A study on the economic aspect of population aging and consequent policy changes in the Australian context, by using the '3-Ps' of population, productivity, and labor force participation is presented. The Australian government's pro-growth policy response, to meet the challenges posed by population aging and to avoid compromising the living standards of future generations is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Population, Aging, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Demographic aspects, Market trend/market analysis, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living, Aging (Biology)

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American Hegemony: the view from Australia

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An argument that the increasingly unilateral nature of American economic and strategic policy is imposing major costs on its loyal allies is presented. Since World War II Australia and the United, States are extremely close allies.

United States foreign relations, Australian foreign relations

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