... hand, celebrate American culture and, on the other hand, promote modern design. I argue that in so doing, the magazine presented Swanson’s work in a manner that bolstered and expounded on a myth that had recently been circulating the design world in the United States. Promulgated by historians, writers...

... intergroup relations and power dynamics. Our understanding of digital anti-Americanism and Orientalism is embryonic. This integrative review provides a comprehensive appraisal of this research focus. Using databases, websites, and publication citations we integrated 36 studies (2001–2021) on anti-Americanism...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The Middle East, particularly the Islamic Republic of Iran, has a reputation for harboring very strong forms of anti-Americanism. Why are some individuals more hostile to the United States than others? What factors...

... University Press on behalf of The Design History Society. All rights reserved. 2015 Abstract In 1948, the National Association of Home Builders organized the first Parade of Homes as a public housing show to demonstrate the latest construction and design advancements in the American homebuilding industry...

... authoritarian controls. Arab public sphere online comments globalization framing anti-Americanism Arab news Islam The seismic mass protests that toppled Arab dictators in Egypt and Tunisia in 2011 drew the world's attention not only to how Arab societies were evolving but also to communication...

...Monti Narayan Datta © 2009 International Studies Association 2009 Abstract To what extent does anti-Americanism precipitate a decline in America’s soft power? Nye postulates a negative relationship, presenting substantial implications for the U.S. national interest. In this paper, I test Nye’s...

... off of their lands and later suffering retribution during the French and Indian Wars. Most historians of Germany are cognizant of the movement of Germans back and forth across the Atlantic in the nineteenth century, especially the debt American academics owed to Germany. We know that there were...

...World War I represented a troubling predicament for suffragists. This chapter explores the ways Kentucky suffragists managed to “sneak in a little suffrage” even as they committed themselves fully to supporting American war aims. Fitzgerald Dorothy Kentucky Derby Lexington KY male woman suffrage...

... (economic law) world-making. Our counterfactual is that pre-PSNR pivotal moments in international legal history, such as the 1933 London Monetary and Economic Conference, and the Bogotá Economic Agreement of the Organization of American States, had they come into force, would have precluded the need...

... of the religion and culture in his journalism, in stories, and in the novel Jack Engle. The essay bears on a broader understanding of Whitman’s symbolic significance for Jewish American women poets including Muriel Rukeyser, who appropriated Whitman’s iconic Americanism to suit her political...

...Twenty years after “Navaja,” and following an increasingly mainstream career in the US, Blades returns to Latin America to record in Costa Rica. Removing “Afro-Cuban” roots of salsa from their central place in his music, this move signals an effort to more faithfully represent “Latin American...

...This chapter focuses on the indirect rule in the Caribbean and Central America (CCA). It explains that the US policy in the CCA led to a century or more of brutal authoritarian repression and anti-Americanism. The United States mostly ruled indirectly while allying with local elites who...

... States faced resistance from the mass public, mostly in the form of anti-Americanism. alternatives to indirect rule anti Americanism Blaine William Caribbean and Central America CCA free trade hierarchy international Mexico trade and tariffs entrapment exploitation opportunistic Nicaragua...

...This chapter examines Henry R. Luce's 1941 editorial that heralded the start of an “American Century” and argues that the vision expressed by the publisher was remarkably liberal in its time and has proved to be a prophetic one. Published in the February 17 issue ofLife, Luce...

...This chapter explores the meaning and uses of Americanism in France after World War II, focusing on how French thinkers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus utilizedle style américainthat they distilled from the novels of Ernest Hemingway, Erskine Caldwell, and William...

...This chapter focuses on the intense debate that took place in the 1970s and 1980s between American feminists and their Arab counterparts over the practice of clitoridectomy. It considers how advocates of women's liberation from the United States expressed their sexual views by combining...

...This chapter examines the factors fueling anti-Americanism and support or sympathy for Al-Qaeda around the world. It considers the historical perspective in the Middle East and beyond: that the United States is a power-hungry imperialist actor seeking control over oil, a state bent on advancing its...

... fossil fuel conservation. The impact of Roosevelt’s schemes for efficiency continued internationally through the (British) Dominions Royal Commission on Natural Resources, and in the Fourth Pan-American Science Congress in 1915-16, where Roosevelt’s ideas influenced the proceedings through the work...

... in the region have reflected that reality in a variety of ways. One of the major themes of the films explored in this chapter is the question of Appalachia as a repository of “fundamental Americanism” and “traditional American values,” in which the quest and struggle for land are the most fundamental...

...This essay revisits the historiographical debates about the “Americanism” of the Popular Front era. It shows that efforts to Americanize Marxism and build a cultural front began in the 1920s as organized workers and their radical intellectual allies came together in the workers’ education movement...