The decline of the American superpower
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Defense and Security Analysis Vol 21 No 3, September 2005, pp.312-321 (94)Summary: "The U.S. is reaching a turning point in its history; with debt spiraling out of control, finite oil supplies due to peak in the coming years, research minded individuals turning elsewhere, and the rest of the world doubting America's agenda, the US is on pace to lose its status as the world's pre-eminent superpower." (extract from author's introduction)
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"The U.S. is reaching a turning point in its history; with debt spiraling out of control, finite oil supplies due to peak in the coming years, research minded individuals turning elsewhere, and the rest of the world doubting America's agenda, the US is on pace to lose its status as the world's pre-eminent superpower." (extract from author's introduction)
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