Political Science 2244E Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: American Imperialism, Hubris, Advantageous
14 Jan 2015
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It comes down to the collective motion of hubris: this over stretch is classified in three ways: Cold war = bipolar: the hubris of a great power is something that can be unlimited. International negotiations and laws are hollowed by this decline. Involve the relationship between countries, within countries the relationships between regions etc. It"s a complex web: what does this mean for political risk, look to large public and private insurers when decided where to invest and manufacture. Areas where there is intense conflict, burdens of government: companies still have to conduct business, look at public and private insurers, washington consensus money can be lent from public to private institutions. Idea of developing communities with a tie to government relationships. In an advanced capitalist society, the forms of production is going to shape the super structure (the institutions that form around it and the culture that forms around it as well)
