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United States of America

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The questions of U.S. 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 stagnation. With the possible threat of a further U.S.-led invasion, the American people are placed in a role of critical responsibility and must now lead the way in fostering greater international cooperation.

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The Iraq Effect: War has increased terrorism sevenfold worldwide

A report concluding that the Iraq War has generated a stunning sevenfold increase in the yearly rate of fatal jihadist attacks, amounting to literally hundreds of additional terrorist attacks and thousands of civilian lives lost.

 
Playing Politics With Aid

The Unholy Trinity of Defense, Diplomacy and Development in the War on Terror: A report investigating the question of how the U.S. has prioritised it's political and military agenda over the needs of the poor around the globe, and how it's responsibility with foreign needs to change.

 
Separatism and Empire Building in the 21st Century

The US military has followed two principles - direct military invasions and fomenting separatist movements, with the 'right to self-determination' for separatist regimes used as a pretext to extend the American empire.

 
The Way to a Just Foreign Policy

It’s time to leave behind old ideas of superpowers. A changing world brings new opportunities for peace and the chance to join a community of nations.

 
The Corporate State and the Subversion of Democracy

The following keynote address by Chris Hedges was given on May 28 in Furman University as part of the protests by faculty and students over the South Carolina college’s decision to invite George W. Bush to give the May 31 commencement address.

 
Globalizers, Neocons, or...? The World After Bush

As the world focuses attention on the next U.S. government, the real question is what comes next after corporate globalization and imperial power in the post-Bush era

 
Why the U.S. Has Really Gone Broke: The Economic Disaster that is Military Keynesianism

Global confidence in the US economy has reached zero, as was proved by last month’s stock market meltdown. But there is an enormous anomaly in the US economy above and beyond the subprime mortgage crisis, the housing bubble and the prospect of recession: 60 years of misallocation of resources, and borrowings, to the establishment and maintenance of a military-industrial complex as the basis of the nation’s economic life.

 
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