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THE AMERICAN LEADERSHIP: POLITICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ORIGINS
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THE AMERICAN LEADERSHIP: POLITICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ORIGINS
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S268667300000616-7-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Viktoriya Zhuravleva 
Edition
Issue 11 (539)
Pages
19-32
Abstract
The world order crisis that we witness today brings back to the discussion the question of American leadership. This article analyses the ideas and clue features of American political process that nourish its leader ambitions.
Keywords
American leadership, isolationism, ideological clash, party polarization, angry white man, smart power, messianism
Date of publication
11.11.2014
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