Between Civilization and Reality: Made in America

Author: (French) Guy Soreman
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Publish Date: 2006-01-17
Features: This book does not require readers to accept the author's stance on specific issues; it is dedicated to readers to help them understand the issue. Strangely, the United States is impacting our daily lives, and we are well-versed in its foreign policy, but how much do we know about its internal society? Overall, our understanding is extremely limited, because understanding a country takes time. This book is the result of 40 years of close contact with the United States. I hope this book can make a modest contribution to a more thorough understanding of this unique society. This civilization is so unique that people cannot, and should not, equate it with European civilization; Americans have long ceased to be Europeans. After reading this book, you can choose to love America or not to love it. I only hope that everyone's choice is a rational choice, a wise choice, and nothing more. It should be noted that the views in this book are the author's views. We are merely providing some material for scholars and experts who are interested in international politics, hoping to contribute to the in-depth development of related research and promote academic prosperity. It would be even more fortunate if this book could benefit social development.