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После столетий противостояния почти равных сил, мировая система сделала крутой поворот: в ней выделился безусловный лидер. Соединенные Штаты сегодня доминируют в экономической, военной и информационной сферах. И это надолго, на несколько десятилетий. В данной книге рассматривается то, как в самой Америке воспринимается неожиданно обретенное всемогущество, прослеживается путь Америки к гегемонии; обозначаются силы, способные противостоять имперскому всевластию; анализируется место России в системе, руководимой Вашингтоном. Делается попытка ответить на вопросы: как и чем может завершиться имперское всевластие.

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Автор книги - Анатолий Уткин

Анатолий Уткин

Анатолий Иванович Уткин (4 февраля 1944 года - 19 января 2010 года) - историк, специалист в области международных отношений, признанный эксперт по внешней политике США. Особая область научных интересов - региональная политика США, в частности - в Европе; история "холодной войны".

Родился в г.Балаково Саратовской области. В 1968 году окончил исторический факультет МГУ им. М.В. Ломоносова. В 1972 году защитил кандидатскую диссертацию, а в 1982 году - докторскую. С 1994 года - профессор ИППК при МГУ, затем, с 1997 года, - директор Центра международных ...

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