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Multilateralism has been low on the American foreign policy agenda during the Bush-administration, but many Europeans seem to think that this will change after the upcoming elections. This might be right, but the changes will not reflect European desires. This article starts out by debunking some prevalent European myths about US politics. This is followed by a discussion of the central aspects of American foreign policy thought, & how the presidential candidates reappraise historical themes. In the last part of the article, American neo-sovereignty is contrasted with European post-sovereignty & the conclusion spells out some of the dilemmas facing them both. Figures, References. Adapted from the source document.

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Norwegian-American essays

Norwegian American Historical Association. Norwegian Chapter; Norsk utvandrermuseum; ˜Detœ norske utvandrersenteret

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Constitutional documents of the United States of America, 7, Vermont - Wisconsin; Addendum et corrigendum

In: Constitutions of the world from the late 18th century to the middle of the 19th century

In: America Vol. 1

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Constitutions of the world from the late 18th century to the middle of the 19th century: sources on the rise of modern constitutionalism, America, Constitutional documents of the United States of America 1776 - 1860, Pt. 7, Vermont - Wisconsin; addendum et corrigendum

In: Constitutions of the world from the late 18th century to the middle of the 19th century: Quellen zur Herausbildung des modernen Konstitutionalismus

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In: Constitutional documents of the United States of America 1776 - 1860 Pt. 7

Dippel, Horst

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1814 - 2014: red, white and blue ; Norwegian constitution, American inspiration ; [10 artists and 15 authors on the constitution]

Forr, Gudleiv

In 2014, Norway celebrates the bicentenary of the Norwegian Constitution. The Constitution has been the backbone of a society that has created political stability, economic development and personal freedom for generations of Norwegians. The Norwegian Constitution was inspired by the democratic forces of its time, but most especially by the American Constitution. Today, they represent the world's two oldest, living constitutions. The book explains how the Norwegian Constitution was created, how it has functioned, and the democratic challenges it faces. The book also examines how the American Constiution has influenced the Norwegian Constiution. The book is directed toward a wide range of readers, especially students in all levels. Prominent Norwegian writers and scholars have explored these themes in this unique presentation of the Norwegian and American Constitution. President of the Norwegian Parliament, Olemic Thommessen, and American Vice President i USA, Walter Mondale, have written the preface. The book is a de lux book of art. A number of Norwegian contemporary artists are inspired by the constitution. They have been especially concerned about subjects related to the role of the individual in society, democracy, freedom of speech and preservation of natural resources. They also have focused on what it means to have a national identity. The artistic presentations cover a wide register and the illustrations are carried out in different technics. Exhibitions will be arranged in both Norway and the US where the pieces of art in the book will be presented

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