American Hegemony: The View from Australia

A carer's perspective: the view from Australia.

I am a carer of a relative with schizophrenia, who was born in 1975, diagnosed and hospitalized in 1994, and referred to here as “M.” I have a doctorate in anthropology and have read extensively on psychiatry and have found the Schizophrenia Bulletin particularly valuable, particularly the “First Person’s Account” feature, which commenced in 1979, as enabling a nonsufferer to understand the exp...

From ‘theories of Hegemony’ to ‘hegemony Analysis’ in International Relations

African American Entrepreneurship: The View from the 1910 Census

Despite limited study in recent years, entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in economic growth, both in society at large and within specific ommunities. 2 In a capitalist market economy, firms initiate and coordinate a wide range of ongoing economic activity, and have increasingly been the site of innovation. The formation and nurturing of firms, of organizations which can create and sustain e...

American Outlaws in Australia

An aspect of the diffusion of American popular culture is examined in this research drawing upon national survey data. Measuring Australians‟ knowledge of American and Australian outlaws, we found that Jesse James and Billy the Kid are better known in Australia than any of the local outlaws, or bushrangers, with the exception of Ned Kelly. While a relatively large proportion of Australians iden...

has india the stand-bearer of fight with imperialism come back to the american hegemony?

since the end of the cold war era in a u-turn in her foreign policy india has changed from a fighter with imperialism to a close ally of the west. beside political factors, economic factors and above all waves of globalization were among the most influential causes of this u-turn. analysts hold different attitudes towards why such a change happened and whether it was in the interest of india in...