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Philosophy and Power in North America: a Brief Introduction

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Mango P.
Studia Ełckie
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2013
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vol. 15
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issue 4
483-501
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Someone once claimed that every person is a citizen of two countries: of their own, and of the United States of America. This is obvious hyperbole, perhaps written when Europeans were even more fascinated by America’s political ex-periment, economic expansion, and population growth than by its popular cul-ture. Peoples the world over do not automatically identify with the United States; in fact, many define themselves in opposition to it. The article first ex-amines some primary political powers in American politics, and then traces certain distinct philosophies as responsible for affecting perspectives on centralized government, socioeconomic affairs, foreign policy, and socio-cultural issues.
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Why did Donald Trump really get elected?

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Campbell J. L.
Zarządzanie Publiczne / Public Governance
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2018
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issue 4(46)
5-18
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Objectives: Many explanations have been offered of Donald Trump’s rise to the presidency of the United States. Most focus on the candidates and events in or around their campaigns. This paper argues that a much-neglected part of the story lies in long-developing structural and historical trends in the U.S. political economy upon which the Trump campaign capitalized. Research Design & Methods: The paper provides an historical analysis of the structural changes in American political conomy that contributed to Trump’s rise to power. Findings: Trump’s rise to power was premised on decades-long changes in the U.S. economy, race relations, ideology, party politics and Obama’s presidency. Implications/Recommendations: To understand Trump’s rise to power we need to understand the changes in American political and economic life that sowed the seeds for his election. Contribution/Value Added: Othe r accounts of Trump’s victory focus on short- or medium-term factors. This paper puts them all into longer historical perspective.
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"Amerykański (socjalistyczny) sen" Berniego Sandersa

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Rydliński B.
Studia Krytyczne/ Critical Studies
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2016
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issue 2
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Celem artykułu jest ukazanie sylwetki ubiegającego się o nominację w wyborach prezydenckich z ramienia Partii Demokratycznej polityka – Berniego Sandersa. Sanders samookreśla się jako demokratyczny socjalista, jego wzorem jest Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Polityk ten jest związany z ruchem alterglobalistycznym, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem ruchu Occupy Wall Street. Sanders uczynił wiele dla propagowania w Ameryce idei socjaldemokratycznych.
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Aim of this article is to analyze politician Bernie Sanders, who tried win nomination of the Democratic Party to the White House. Sanders autoidentity is democratic socialist, he is admirer of Franklin Delano Roosevelt presidency. This persona is strictly connected with an alter-globalist movement, especially Occupy Wall Street. Sanders made great effort to promote in America socialdemocratic ideas.
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