U.S. cultural imperialism today: only a chimera?

Article Abstract:

The most significant aspects of U.S. cultural imperialism in the current era of globalization are discussed. The domains of U.S. cultural influence including the business culture, management and labor practices, and cultural and political policies are examined.

Evaluation, Influence, Globalization, American culture, Cultural imperialism

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Divorce lawyer's opinion

Article Abstract:

Much of the psychological damage of divorce could be avoided if the legal system treated this process. States with no-fault divorce only bring the case to a courtroom if the parties cannot agree on how to divide property and responsibility for children.

Psychological aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Divorce, No-fault divorce, No fault divorce

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