Industrial Modernity and Its Anti-Americanisms

Industrial Modernity and Its Anti-Americanisms

French, Swedish, Portuguese, or Italian anti-Americanism was a mandatory, blue-collar, political by-product of the Cold War but the youth of the newly affluent working classes of these same countries, even when retaining feint memories of the compulsory anti-Americanism of the Cold War years, succum...

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Published in:National observer (Melbourne, Vic.) Vic.), 2006-12 (69), p.12-21
Main Author: Veliz, Claudio
Format: Article
Language:eng
Subjects:
American influences
Analysis
Anti-Americanism
Civilization
Modernism
Relations
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Summary:French, Swedish, Portuguese, or Italian anti-Americanism was a mandatory, blue-collar, political by-product of the Cold War but the youth of the newly affluent working classes of these same countries, even when retaining feint memories of the compulsory anti-Americanism of the Cold War years, succumb happily to the embrace of the cultural creations of the colossus of the New World. This shows that the anti-Americanism of the more advanced Western nations is characteristically diversified.
ISSN:1442-5548
1839-3845