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,The Postindustrial Renewal: Guerillas, Partisans, and the Triumph of the American Empire (1965–1989 these disruptions were harbingers of a dramatic change to global order. Newer and more potent socioeconomic forces were arriving on the scene that would soon trigger a collapse of the postwar consensus and threaten the viability of the American Empire.

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Die Methoden der Forsteinrichtung,their use. Aside from the well-known events of the Arab Spring—especially the so-called Facebook Revolution in Egypt—digital media and social networking have been essential tools in all sorts of political activity.. Barak Obama’s shrewd use of social media capabilities played a pivotal role in his e

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,Die Aufstellung der Wirtschaftspl?ne,ence and political change. The Industrial Revolution was moving Europe away from an agricultural economy lorded over by nobility and toward a machine economy presided over by manufacturers, merchants, and financiers. This shift in the location of social power accompanied the rise of new political id

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94430-7ated state institutions, labor, and private industry as well as an international economic order based on the principles of free trade and finance. By 1965, however, tensions embedded in these configurations of power became apparent as increased outbursts of activism among African-Americans, students