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The Future of US Global Power

Part of the International Political Economy Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1057/9781137023162

ISBN: 978-1-349-43807-5

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 23, 2015

1 - 10 of 11 Chapters

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Delusions of Decline: US Global Power in a Turbulent Era

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 3 –8

[Consider the following country in the year 2030: Its overstretched military occupies several populous countries. Innovation and productivity at home have stagnated. Prohibitive trade barriers insulate its beleaguered firms from global competition while few still demand its once formidable...
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US Power: Past and Prologue

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 11 –34

[Evidence for US primacy used to be less contestable. Financial and strategic support from the US notwithstanding, Europe and Japan required decades to rebound from the devastation of World War II. Their later economic “challenge” eventually would succumb to the US revolution in information and...
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Dimensions of US Power, Decline and Overstretch

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 35 –65

[Conventional wisdom holds that the US’s global stature and impact have decisively, and irreversibly, declined. In much of the world, preoccupation has shifted from an overpowering US “empire” to incapacitating “imperial overstretch.” This chapter argues that no such qualitative degradation in...
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Microeconomic Foundations: Innovation, Productivity and Competitiveness

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 69 –103

[How do US firms and workers stack up against their foreign counterparts? Is US prosperity under siege from ever cheaper imports and production off-shoring? Does the US retain its edge in innovation? Or, if no longer Japan, is China, India or Korea poised “to eat our lunch?” In recent decades,...
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Macroeconomic Foundations: Global Imbalances and the Dollar

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 104 –129

[A leading historian once equated the US economy with the dinosaur (Ferguson, 2006). Like the diplodocus or brontosaurus, it roams the earth but must “consume almost incessantly to sustain its great heft.” What caused the dinosaur’s extinction? Presumably, a sudden meteor or global climate change...
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Human Security: US Leadership on Counter-Proliferation

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 133 –150

[Among myriad transnational challenges, the threat of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) proliferation surely ranks among the more perilous. At a March 2012 summit in Seoul, President Obama laid out his longer-term vision for a nuclear free world, stating that “Nuclear terrorism is one of the most...
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Global Public Goods and East Asia

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 151 –163

[Exemplifying a broad category of global public goods concerned with safeguarding human security, Chapter 5 focused on one such activity — the campaign to curb nuclear proliferation. The chapter concluded that although hardly devoid of setbacks and formidable ongoing challenges, US leadership in...
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China’s Challenge

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 164 –185

[“The direction that China and US-China relations take will define the strategic future of the world for years to come. No relationship matters more — for better or for worse — in resolving the enduring challenges of our time.” So begins a thoughtful overview of China’s economic and political...
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The Deficit

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 189 –206

[Recent decades have witnessed a profound evolution in the global strategic landscape. Nevertheless, this book has argued that the core external challenges confronting the US qua hegemon remain broadly manageable. The rise of competing power centers and proliferation of transnational threats...
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Politics

Brown, Stuart S.

Pages: 207 –226

[On August 2, 2011 the world looked on in disbelief as a Kafkaesque spectacle played out in the halls of Congress. To many, a radical fringe appeared to have hijacked the political process, holding the country hostage. The drama over raising the debt ceiling placed the government on the brink,...

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