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The Declining World Order: America's Imperial Geopolitics

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Introduction Part One: Structures, Actors, and Agency 1. The Future of the State and the State System 2. Regionalism 3. Global Institutions 4. Global Civil Society Part Two: Normative Prospects: Law, Justice, and Religion 5. Toward Global Justice 6. Religious Resurgence 7. Citizenship, Markets, and Empire Part Three: Regression 8. Grasping George W. Bush's Postmodern Geopolitics 9. The United Nations After the Iraq War 10. Patriotism 1. Human Rights and Civil Liberties 12. Will the Empire be Fascist?

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