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by Thomas P. M. Barnett


  Environmental issues: bottom of the pyramid and; China and, global warming; globalization and

  Environmental policies, Hurricane Katrina and

  Environmentalism, Theodore Roosevelt and

  Equal opportunity

  Era of Good Feelings

  Erie Canal

  Ethnic conflict, great powers and

  Eurasia, and capitalism

  Europe: demographics; Islamic underclass; Muslims in; postwar recovery; secularization of. See also European Union

  European colonies, economies of

  European Enlightenment

  European Union (EU) ; courts; economy

  Evangelicalism; nineteenth century

  Exceptionalism, American

  Executive branch, response to crisis

  Expansionism, early

  Experience, and skills

  Exports

  Extraordinary renditions

  Extremism, war against

  Failed states

  Fair Deal

  Fake states

  Fallon, William J.

  Fallows, James

  Faludi, Susan

  FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization)

  Farewell to Alms, A (Clark)

  Fascism, rise of

  Federal government, and military force

  Federal Reserve System

  Federalists

  Feith, Douglas

  Feminization, global

  Fertility rates, Middle East

  Fiasco (Ricks)

  Financial institutions, international

  Financial markets, globalization of

  Fireside chats, Franklin Roosevelt

  Food, inspection of

  Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)

  Food and Drug Administration, global

  Food trade, global

  Ford, Gerald

  Foreign affairs, bipartisanship and

  Foreign aid; Bush and ; in Cold War era

  Foreign policy: American, baby boomer generation and; China, government and; individual; Nixon and; Theodore Roosevelt and; Russia, Truman and; USAID and

  Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid, The (Prahalad)

  Fosdick, Harry Emerson

  Founding Fathers, goal of

  Four Freedoms, Franklin Roosevelt and

  France: immigrants; Jefferson and ; undeclared U.S. war with

  Franklin, Benjamin

  Franks, Tommy

  Free markets, American

  Free-trade agreements (FTAs)

  Freedom: Chinese views; individual, globalization and; personal; political; religious

  French Revolution

  Friedman, Thomas; Hot, Flat, and Crowded

  Frontier thesis of American history

  Frontiersmen, Americans as

  FTAs (free-trade agreements)

  Fugitive Slave Act

  Fukuyama, Francis

  Functioning Core

  Fundamentalism; globalization and ; Muslim; and status of women

  Future; forecast of

  Gaddis, John Lewis

  Galula, David

  Gap regions; Asia and; “bottom billion,” China and; Development- in-a-Box and; economic development; emerging powers and; globalization and; income increases; integration of, nonintegrated, and nuclear power; oil production; religions, competing; Russia and; U.S. Defense Department and

  Garfield, James

  Gates, Bill

  Gates, Robert

  GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade)

  General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money, The (Keynes)

  Genius, personal freedom and

  Genocide

  Geographic expansion, American

  Geography, of war on terror

  Geopolitical primacy, Bush-Cheney and

  Georgia (nation), Russia and

  Germany; rehabilitation after World War II, Soviet Union and

  Glasnost

  Global economy; China and

  Global Maritime Domain Awareness Program

  Global security, U.S. military and

  Global warming, and food trade; and immigration; infrastructure development and; and oil industry,

  Globalization, America and, of American System, connectivity and; and cultural change; and democracy; economic, and environment, and fake states; and food production; fundamentalism and; future of, grand strategy and; Hamilton and; imperial model; infrastructure; and integration of trade; justice and, and middle class; Middle East and; military force and; network spread; and personal freedom; radical extremism and; rules and; and security; separatism and; strategic alliances; technology and; and trade, traditional societies and; and warfare

  Globally integrated enterprises

  Gluttony

  Goals, positive, statement of

  Gold standard

  Goldwater-Nichols Act

  Good Capitalism, Bad Capitalism (Baumol, Litan, and Schramm)

  Good government

  Goodwin, Doris Kearns

  Gorbachev, Mikhail

  Gore, Al

  Governance: global shifts; improvement of

  Government, grand strategy and

  Grain market, global

  Grand strategy; economic, military; non-Western, and technology --American, AFRICOM and; alliances; antiglobalization and; Bush-Cheney and; and change; and China; Cold War; and connectivity; counterinsurgency and; and emerging powers, failures of; and fake states; and Gap regions; global economy, globalization and; and Iran; Keynes and; and Middle East; military force and; nationalism and; and nuclear weapons; realignments; Russia and; selling to the bottom of the pyramid; small wars and

  Grant, Ulysses S.

  Great Awakening

  Great Britain; and American products; and American System; Americans and; colonies

  Great Depression; American leadership; bipartisanship

  Great Divergence

  Great powers; America among; competing rules; multiple; and nuclear weapons; uniting of, wars, end of

  Great White Fleet

  “Greatest Generation,”

  “Green awakening,” China

  GSPC (Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat)

  Guerrillas, global

  Gulf Cooperation Council countries

  Haass, Richard

  Habeas corpus, suspension of

  Hadley, Stephen

  Hamas

  Hamilton, Alexander

  Happiness, paths to

  Harding, Warren G.

  Haveláclav

  Haverhill, Massachusetts

  Hay, John

  H-bomb program

  Health care, global, changes in

  Health-related foreign aid

  Helsinki Accords

  Hezbollah

  Hill, Chris

  “Hippo” generation, Africa

  Hispanics, in U.S.

  History: American; of American System; Americans and

  HIV-AIDS

  Homeland security, globalization and

  Homeland Security Department

  Homestead Act

  Honda

  Honoré‚ Russell

  Hot, Flat, and Crowded (Friedman)

  House of Representatives, U.S.

  Howe, Daniel Walker

  Hull, Cordell

  Human nature, grand strategy and

  Human rights: Africa; Helsinki Accords and; Franklin Roosevelt and

  Humor, and terrorism

  Hurricane Katrina

  Hussein, Saddam; capture of; overthrow of

  ICC (International Criminal Court)

  Ideas, great powers and

  Identity: American, European, Muslim immigrants and; globalization and, loss of; religion and, universal

  Ikenberry, John

  Imagination, collective

  IMF (International Monetary Fund)

  Immigrants to America; discrimination against

  Immigration, issues of

  Imperial overreach

 
; Imperial presidency

  Imperialism, Old World

  Income taxes

  Incomes, growth of ; and diet

  India; diet improvement; economy; emigrants; energy demands; foreign relations, future military needs; and Gap regions; globalization and, and Iran; middle class; military cooperation with U.S.; power of; and U.S.

  Indian Wars, U.S.

  Indispensable nation, U.S. as

  Individualism, American

  Individuals: improvement of; superempowered

  Indonesia

  Industrial Revolution; and religion

  Industrialization: China; and empowerment of women; Hamilton and; Jefferson and

  Industry, American

  Infectious diseases, deaths from

  Information, shared

  Information networks, security of

  Information technology

  Infrastructure: African, China and; Clay and; development of; economic; global, spending on, 458n; Hamilton and

  Innovation; globalization and

  Inspection technologies

  Institutionalization, economic

  Insurgencies; failure of; successful

  Insurrections, early U.S.

  Integration, economic; global

  Intelligence community (IC); information sharing

  Interagency cooperation

  Interconnectedness, modern

  Interdependence: economic; political

  Internal Revenue Service

  International Criminal Court (ICC)

  International law, Bush-Cheney and

  International Monetary Fund (IMF)

  International relations, with China

  International security system

  Internationalism, political

  Internet; China and; global guerrillas and; intelligence community and; and politics; and security,

  Interstate trade, U.S.

  Intervention, military

  Investment banking

  Iran; Bush and, China and; demonization of; foreign relations; and Internet, and Iraq; nuclear weapons; U.S. military and

  Iraq: Bush-Cheney and; democratization of; economy; as fake state; political divisions, postwar, al Qaeda and; soft partition

  --war in; Hurricane Katrina and; lost year, U.S. military and; Wolfowitz Doctrine

  Iraq Study Group

  Irish Catholic immigrants, in U.S.

  IS&GS (Information Systems & Global Services)

  Islam; evangelical; and globalization; and terrorism. See also Muslims

  Islamic radicalism

  Islamists; European

  Israel; Bush-Cheney and; enemies of; and Iran, U.S. and

  Jackson, Andrew; Clay and; and nationalism

  Japan; automobiles; capitalism, demographics; economy, foreign relations; postwar rehabilitation

  Jefferson, Thomas

  Jihadists, and globalization

  Jim Crow laws

  Johnson, Lyndon

  Jordan; and postwar Iraq

  Judicial system, for terrorists

  Kagan, Robert;

  Dangerous Nation; The Return of History and the End of Dreams, on U.S. Civil War

  Kazakhstan

  KBR (Kellogg Brown & Root)

  Keane, Jack

  Keating, Timothy

  Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR)

  Kennan, George

  Kennedy, John F.

  Kennedy administration

  Kenya; Manda Bay; USAID mission

  Kerry, John

  Keynes, John Maynard; The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money; and grand strategy ; and Franklin Roosevelt

  Khanna, Parag

  Khomeini, Ayatollah

  Kissinger, Henry

  Kiva.org

  Korea: division of; unification of

  Korean War ; U.S. troops

  Kosovo, peacekeeping operation

  Krauthammer, Charles

  Krueger, Alan

  Kurdish Iraq; economy

  Kurdistan

  Kurlantzick, Joshua

  Kuwait, Desert Storm

  Kynge, James

  Kyoto Treaty, U.S. and

  Kyrgyzstan

  Land-grant colleges

  Landlocked nations

  Last of the Mohicans, The (Cooper)

  Law, international, Bush-Cheney and

  Lawrence, T. H.

  Leaders: Americans and; global ; and grand strategies

  Leadership: and secrecy

  --American: absence of; and change ; post-Vietnam

  --global; America and ; after World War II,

  League of Nations ; Permanent Court of International Justice; Theodore Roosevelt and ; Wilson and

  Lebanon; Cedar Revolution; foreign relations; Hezbollah

  Lee, Robert E.

  Legal system, China

  Legal Tender Bill

  Legislative creativity

  Lend-Lease Program

  Lenin, Vladimir

  Lerrick, Adam

  “Lessons learned” commands

  Leverett, Flynt

  Leviathan force ; China and ; demands for; funding for; future of; international tolerance of; justification for; Reagan and

  Libby, Lewis

  Liberal trade order; beginnings; China and, and Cold War; decline of; global, Hull and; international, post-9/11; Franklin Roosevelt and

  Liberty: economic; personal

  Libya

  Limited war

  Lincoln, Abraham

  Lippmann, Walter

  Litan, Robert

  Lockheed Martin

  Lodge, Henry Cabot

  LOG-CAP (Logistics Civil Augmentation Program)

  Logistical networks, global

  Lomborg, Bjørn

  Long war; Bush and; Cheney and; elements of ; globalization and; military format and

  Lovins, Amory

  Luce, Edward

  Lynch, Jessica

  MacArthur, Douglas; firing of

  Macedonia

  Mahan, Alfred Thayer

  Malaysia

  Mann, Hillary

  Manufacturing; China

  Mao Zedong; strategy of

  Marine Corps, U.S.; lessons learned

  Maritime Safety and Security Information System

  Maritime traffic, control of

  Market economy; China and

  Market reforms, China

  Markets, global, shifts

  Marshall, George

  Marshall Plan ; Stalin and; Truman and

  Marti, Michael

  Marx, Karl

  Mass media projects, U.S.-sponsored

  Massey, Morris

  Mattis, James

  MCA (Millennium Challenge Account)

  McCain, John

  McClellan, George

  McClellan, Scott

  McCullough, David

  McKinley, William

  McNamara, Robert

  Mead, Walter Russell

  Meat consumption, China

  Meat Inspection Act

  Medvedev, Dmitry

  Mergers, international

  Mexican War

  Mexico; oil production

  Middle class: American; Chinese; civil liberties and, and democracy, 439n; global, globalization and; and human rights; ideology, rise of

  Middle East; Bush-Cheney and, change in; demographics, fake states; food imports, foreign investment; and globalization; infrastructure development; peace in; regional security dialogue, Wilson and

  Military, U.S., 436n; and counterinsurgency, development of; future of, and information technology, and Internet; and Iraq war, limitations of; and Middle East; and postwar Iraq; strategy shift; troop assignments,

  Military cooperation, U.S. and

  Military dominance, global

  Military force; funding for; and globalization

  Military-industrial complex; and China; SysAdmin,

  Military leadership, post-Vietnam War

  Military power, U.S.

  Military
spending, foreign, in Africa

  Military strength, and Cold War

  Millennial Generation

  Millennium Challenge Account (MCA)

  Millennium Challenge Corporation

  Missile defense sites

  Missionary activity

  Mississippi

  Missouri Compromise

  Modernity, fight against

  “Monks of War, The” (Barnett)

  Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary

  Morgan, J. P.

  Morrill Act

  Morris, Edmund

  Mullen, Mike

  Multiculturalism

  Multinational corporations

  Murdoch, Rupert

  Musharraf, Pervez

  Muslims; European; and globalization; North American ; and terrorism

  Mutually assured destruction

  Myanmar, deforestation

  NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)

  Nagl, John

  Nanotechnology, and food inspection

  Nasr, Vali

  Nation-building; AFRICOM and ; goal of; U.S.

  National Bank Act

  National Forest Service

  National identity, American

  National Monuments

  National oil companies (NOCs)

  National parks, Theodore Roosevelt and

  National Reclamation Act

  National security: private sector and ; U.S., in Cold War era

  National security community: and China ; and technology

  National Security Council; Rice and

  National Security Strategy

  National Wildlife Refuge System

  Nationalism; globalization and

  Native Americans, Democratic Party and; U.S. government and; wars against; westward expansion and

  NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization); Bush-Cheney and; Macedonia and, sea traffic control; Truman and

  Natural capitalism

  Natural disasters, deaths from

  Natural resources: China and; global shifts

  Navy, U.S.

  Negotiation: bipartisan; with Iran

  Neo-Marxists: and capitalism; views of American economy

  Network-centric warfare

  Network security, government and

  Network trade

  Networks: Gap regions; global, globalization and, security of; spread of, and status of women; traditional, transparency of Neutrality Act New Core regions; and democratization; energy usage changes; and global warming; income increases; infrastructure development; religions

  New Deal; international

  New Orleans, Battle of

  New York City

  New York State

  New York Times; and Truman

  New Zealand; dairy products

  NGOs (nongovernmental organizations)

  Nigeria, terrorists and

 

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