Rise of American dictatorship (1) The genesis of American dictatorship began with Sahys's Rebellion (1786-1787) in massachusetts. A series of popular uprisings at Northampton and Worcester. At Springfield, the leader of popualr uprising was daniel Shays an former captain in the Continental army. To end the rebellion... [ Continue Reading ]
Ideological roots of western totalitarianism
Ideological roots of western totalitarianism The natural law is a guide-post and lumber-room which points in different directions and permits a convenient diversity of arguments. The theory of eighteenth-century jurists of the natural law Scholl justified conquest as a right incident to war. The failure... [ Continue Reading ]
Political roots of western totalitarianism
Political roots of western totalitarianism The struggle against the democracy and popular aspirations for democracy began before the American revolution through pamphlets and writings of its major leaders. Among those who very early opposed democracy and popular aspirations for democracy ther was John Adams who... [ Continue Reading ]
Western totalitarianism, its roots and its development (1)
Western Totalitarianism, its roots and its development (1) Chapter one : Social roots : era of popular and democratic revolutions Between 1776 and 1825 took place in both sides of the Atlantic a series of interconnected revolutions during which had been expressed a genuine and... [ Continue Reading ]
Slavery and Imperialism
SLAVERY AND IMPERIALISM Slavery was and still today remains an institution and a global system, albeit under disguised forms, of the first importance. Seen in historical perspective, it was a part of the western imperialism since the discovery of the “new World” and its rise... [ Continue Reading ]
Imperialism and the making of modern world order
IMPERIALISM AND THE MAKING OF MODERN WORLD ORDER The majority of narratives describing the international order are marked by their overwhelming eurocentrism and are centered upon what the textbooks and huge literature taught to every generation of students, the “Westhphalian model of sovereignty” and its corollary... [ Continue Reading ]
What really mean the “End of history” and the western democracy ?
WHAT REALLY MEAN THE “ END OF HISTORY” AND WESTERN DEMOCRACY? After the collapse of the Soviet Union and the east European socialist bloc and the fall of Berlin Wall, Francis Fukuyama, interpreting the thought-bottom and the state of mind of western ruling class, proclaimed... [ Continue Reading ]
Eurocentrism in International relations
EUROCENTRISM IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The International relations has been marked since the peace of Westphalia in 1648 until today by western imperialism leading to endless and bloody wars, wars of conquest, colonial wars, military aggression, wars for plundering and subjugation of Non-European peoples, wars for... [ Continue Reading ]
The making of foreign policy
THE MAKING OF THE FOREIGN POLICY In the mainstream media and the academic circles, admittedly, the foreign policy makers are the president giving the general orientation allegedly implemented by his foreign minister. The president and his foreign minister are nothing but a frontage and a... [ Continue Reading ]
Deutscher Imperialismus im Nahen und Mittleren Osten
DEUTSCHER IMPERIALISMUS IM NAHEN UND MITTLEREN OSTEN Mit seinem Kriegseinsatz in Syrien and in Irak Steigt Deustchalnd zur gestaltungsmacht in nahen and Mittleren Osten auf. Mit Syrien-Intervention der bundesweher, werde Deutschland mit dem Bemühen um “eine langfristige politische Neuordnung “ der gesamgten Region verbunden sein... [ Continue Reading ]