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POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY VOL: 130 NO 3 (4) answer(s).
 
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Inequality as a danger to democracy: reflections on piketty’s warning / Lakoff, Sanford   Article
Lakoff, Sanford Article
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Summary/Abstract SANFORD LAKOFF reflects on Thomas Piketty’s warning that the extreme inequality of wealth and income erodes the bonds of social solidarity that sustain democracy. He contends that in the United States, reforms aimed at promoting equality of opportunity, moderating inequality of reward and inheritance, and curbing the influence of great wealth on elections and legislation, are acutely needed.
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Is the American century over? / Nye, Joseph S, Jr   Article
Nye, Joseph S, Jr Article
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Summary/Abstract Discusses whether the “American century” beginning in 1941 has come to the end. He argues that transnational and non-state forces are changing America’s pre-eminence, but that we are not entering a post-American world.
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Is the pentagon papers case relevant in the age of wikileaks? / Altschuler, Bruce E   Article
Altschuler, Bruce E Article
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Summary/Abstract BRUCE E. ALTSCHULER revisits the Pentagon Papers case to determine its relevance in the internet age. He argues that the emergence of independent leakers with access to the internet has shifted greater responsibility on the mainstream media to practice self-restraint and to decide what to publish. The emergence of independent leakers has also accelerated prosecutions by the Obama administration.
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Saint or sinner? human rights and U.S. support for the arms trade treaty / Erickson, Jennifer L   Article
Erickson, Jennifer L Article
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Summary/Abstract JENNIFER L. ERICKSON analyses the U.S. decision to support the UN Arms Trade Treaty initiative in October 2009. She argues that this support was part of a broader policy shift toward multilateralism that the Obama administration made in an effort to repair the reputation of the United States within the diplomatic community.
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