Are the U.S. and China Imperialist?
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Today there are few Empires or Imperialist nations in the world. Globalization is aimed at uniting markets and economies in ways that promote trade over warfare among nations. Despite this process, in The Second World: Empires and Influence in the New World Order, Parag Khanna comes to following conclusion, "the world is now dominated by three great empires, those of America, China, and the European Union (EU)" (Empires 109). Khanna (109) maintains that the influence of America, China, and the EU is shaping the world, but there are sharp distinctions: "China is rising but problematic; America is declining, incompetent and arrogant, and the EU is rather more powerful than many proud Europeans think." This analysis will discuss America and China's imperialism and how it threatens equality and human rights.
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Approximate Word count = 577
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)
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