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United States of America

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The questions of US imperialism, economic hegemony and corporate control of the world’s resources are the subject of massive popular discussion in a time of escalating conflict, inequality and deepening economic recession. Following the mass public mobilisation during the Obama election campaign, the US government is placed in a role of critical responsibility and must now lead the way in fostering greater international cooperation. 

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No Peace Dividend: Reflections on Empire, Inequality, and "Brand Obama"

For the openly imperial Barack Obama draped in the rebel's clothing of Dr. Luther King, the 'peace dividend' is no priority. Yet the need for a peace dividend is more urgent than ever, and requires nothing less than the reconstruction of society itself, says .

Homelessness and Hunger on the Rise in US

Hunger and homlessness levels have risen in the US during 2008. Communities need urgent assistance from government to help expand efforts to end homelessness and provide resources for housing, says a new report by The US Conference of Mayors.

America: The Choice Ahead

As the world economy continues to deteriorate, the American public must influence a momentous turnaround in global priorities and light the way for other countries in how to live a simpler, more sustainable lifestyle, writes Mohammed Mesbahi and Adam W. Parsons.

US Hegemony Will Continue to Decline, says Chomsky

It is true that Bush II has severely harmed the interests of those who own and run society, one reason why he has come under such intense criticism within the mainstream. But it has hardly been a lethal blow, argues Noam Chomsky.

The Election, Economy, War, and Peace

President-elect Obama's campaign promises of ‘hope' and ‘change' offered a blank slate on which voters could write their wishes. But Obama's actions as president remain unlikely to live up to his soaring rhetoric in key policy issues, argues Noam Chomsky.

Spotlight: The End of US Dominance?

Against a background of shifting geopolitical power, complex patterns of globalisation and mass transfers of international wealth, two new reports highlight how US power will change by 2025, and illustrate the potential for a new multilateral order.

Household Food Security in the United States 2007

Food insecurity in the United States is increasing. Child hunger in the United States rose by 50 percent in 2007 and over 12 percent of Americans did not have enough food to maintain active, healthy lives, according to a report on Household Security by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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