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The New American Order
Schell, Jonathan | July 7, 2003 issue

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The article looks at the influence of journalist Robert Kaplan on the U.S. politics. As a journalist, Kaplan would combine firsthand reporting from badly governed countries with wide reading on the political, economic and ecological problems faced by the same country. Policy-makers take his recommendations seriously. Kaplan said it is a cliché to say that the U.S. possesses a global empire. He added that the U.S. should focus more on how to manage an unruly world. In short, Kaplan bluntly advocates a policy of U.S. world domination. But since domination contradicts the democratic principle of the U.S., Kaplan suggests to solve it by using deception.

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KAPLAN, Robert; IMPERIALISM; DECEPTION; POLICY sciences; POLITICAL planning; UNITED States -- Politics & government
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