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Superpower Struggles

Name: Superpower Struggles
Brand: Palgrave USA
SKU: 04777685
Price: 114.71 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: John Redwood
ISBN: 9781403990778

Mighty America, Faltering Europe, Rising Asia

John Redwood

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04777685

Publishers Palgrave USA, March 2005

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Since the war in Iraq of 2003, relations between the USA and the EU have been strained and the UK has been increasingly regarded as the US Government's only dependable ally. In this new book John Redwood examines the growing conflicts between an EU flexing its muscles against the USA, and the dominance of the US global economy and military machine. He points to the phenomenal rise of China to say that whilst eyes are fixed on the EU superstate experiment the real events that will shape the world in the next 50 years are unfolding on the other side of the globe. To maintain a position of influence in the world, he writes that the UK must renegotiate with the EU and keep open its links to Asia and the USA: the true battle for supremacy will not be between the EU and the USA but between Asia and the USA, and it is already underway.