US cultural diplomacy after the Cold War

US cultural diplomacy after the Cold WarIn the decades following the USSRs collapse, the United States has shifted from unrivalled hegemon to a position of relative decline. Although America appeared dominant after 1991, its culturelike its diplomatic, military, and economic powerfaced little competition. Such favourable conditions reduced the perceived need for cultural diplomacy; the government saw little reason to promote a cultural product that seemed to sell itself. After 9 11,

The first English-language biography of Lazar Kaganovich

Written by a leading health geographer with an international reputation

Cavell’s Ontology of Film presents ten essays that reflect on The World Viewed

Theoretically lucid and engaging

cross-cultural learning experiences

the Duke is given the opportunity for revenge against the Comte de Saint-Vire and inadvertent redemption in the loving eyes of his new ward

Foreword by Sir Philip Pullman

canonicity and coherence

and draws wider conclusions about Thatcherism and Britain in the 1970s

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a period that has often been marginalised by specialists of both Renaissance and Restoration drama

and personal responses to its titular question