Pollack, Norman 　著

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​Part I: Theoretical Perspective: Global Hegemony              1. Introduction: Moral-Political Philosophy, A Spectrum Shift Rightward2. Advancing Monopoly Capitalism: A Totalitarian Mental Landscape 3. Hierarchical Structuring of the Social Order: Ideological Implications4. Interpenetration: Business-Government Co-Partnership5. Comparative Probing of Fascism: Japan and America6. Liberal Dimensions of Structural Uniformity: Capitalism and National PowerPart II:  Praxis: Customary Practice or Conduct7. Framework of Corporatism: Contrasts in Leadership (FDR vs. Obama) 8. Political Reflections: Education of a (Sometime) Radical9. Master of Counterrevolution: Obama—Character and Policies10. Butchers of the Beltway: Anatomy of “Legitimated Violence”11. American/Israeli War Crimes: National Policies Engendering Fear  12. Contempt for the Law: Presidential Subterfuge13. Nadir of Public Morality: The Age of the Drone14. The Drone and Aberrant Government: Normalization of the Unthinkable15. On Distance and Disconnection: Entering a Moral Black Hole16. “Greater Leverage”: Military-Speak for Imperialism 17. A Moment in American Policy: The Death of Anwar al-Awlaki18. Transgressions of Moral Law: Enlarged Scope of Legal Authority19. Stirrings Toward Usurpation: Defying the Rule of Law20. Echoes of the Cold War: A Strategy of Pre-Emptive Strikes21. Epilogue:  Threads Left Unexplored: Objectification and Bureaucratization