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Première Guerre Mondiale, et était devenu incapable d’assurer sa position d’hégémon, entrainant, d’après Charles Kindleberger, la crise de 1929. 1 Cox Robert, The Political Economy of a Plural World: Critical Reflections on Power, Morals, and Civilization, Londres, Routledge, 2002, 256 pages 2 Kindleberger Charles, The world in depression. 1929-1939, Berkley, California University Press, 1984, 336 pages 7 Un pouvoir hégémonique doit donc avoir la capacité de créer les normes internationales

of rooms, many corridors ( // a maze) , a Victorian house : all the characteristics of a Gothic haunted house that can be threatening rather than welcoming -The garden remains mysterious ( l 122) and is associated with wilderness as opposed to civilization (it is overgrown): is this another ominous sign? Conclusion: the idyllic place may indeed turn into a nightmarish one as is suggested also by the last line of the passage. “ And how are we going to pay for it all if I am pregnant?”. The two

American Civilization Mrs. Guth-Kitts First lesson - February the 6th, 2008 Introduction “Earth”: the conditions of the discovery of America British Patterns of Colonization To understand the history of the US, it is important to understand the conditions in which the settlers arrived in America: the scientific, religious, economic and financial background. The crusades The discovery of America was not an accident but the result of a large current of human affairs, the

website I chose, the site from the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) is for me a way different kind of website. In fact, it is a museum website, which means those exhibits are not only about Human Evolution but also animals, History about civilizations, plants and a lot of other things that the museum exhibits inside its walls. This website is more to sensitive viewer about a lot of different things and to incite them to come at the museum to get more information. This site explains in depth

promotion of a free education system was twofold: first the country, as Thomas Jefferson had insisted needed an educated citizenry if democracy was to function in a meaningful way: "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be." (1816) Dewey argued in the same fashion that: “Democracy cannot flourish where the chief influences in selecting subject matter of instruction are utilitarian ends narrowly conceived for the

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toujours temps d’entreprendre des solutions diplomatiques et dans un avenir proche, de mieux comprendre et d’accepter nos différences culturelles. Bibliographie 1-Huntington, Samuel P. Le choc des civilisations (Éd. Originale : The clash of civilizations and the remaking of world order), Paris, Éditions Odile Jacob, 1997 (1996), pp. 229-239 2-Bachelot, Denis Islam et Occident «choc des civilisations» ou «guerre sexuelle», Commentaire, no 120 (hiver 2007-2008), pp. 919-926.

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traditional Western allies. The rise of the emerging powers during the past two decades has belied Western triumphalism in Francis Fukuyama’s The End of History. 9/11 and China’s Rise may have revived the fears of Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations. China’s prolonged period of impressive economic growth has at least triggered a debate on the relative merits between the so-called Washington Consensus and the Beijing Consensus. But in a multi-polar world becoming truly inter-connected and inter-dependent