Suchergebnisse

Inleiding / Jacques Van Nieuwenhove.--Bevrijdingstheologieën tussen Medellín en Puebla / Edward Schillebeeckx.--Bevrijdend handelen in de kerkgeschiedenis van Latijns-Amerika / Hans-Jürgen Prien.--Afhankelijkheidstheorie, een geldige bemiddeling voor de bevrijdingstheologie? / Gonzalo Arroyo--Latijns-Amerika: van de doctrine de nationale veiligheid tot het trilateralisme / Jean Carrière.--Bevrijdingstheologie als het recht van de armen om te denken / Gustavo Gutiérrez.--Bevrijdend geloven in Nederland / Karl Derksen.--Dependentie en interdependentie / Henk Koetsier.--Discussieverslag / Koos van der Bruggen

The article is based on an analysis of certain aspects of how the public opinion of selected nations in years 2001–2016 perceived the American foreign policy and the images of two Presidents of the United States (George W. Bush, Barack Obama). In order to achieve these research goals some polling indicators were constructed. They are linked with empirical assessments related to the foreign policy of the U.S. and the political activity of two Presidents of the United States of America which are constructed by nations in three segments of the world system. Results of the analysis confirmed the research hypotheses. The position of a given nation in the structure of the world system influenced the dynamics of perception and the directions of empirical assessments (positive/negative) of that nation's public opinion about the USA.