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Appendix

The Eagle Has Crash Landed[xi]

Pax Americana is over. Challenges from
Vietnam and the Balkans to the Middle East and September 11 have revealed the
limits of American supremacy. Will the United States learn to fade quietly, or
will US conservatives resist and thereby transform a gradual decline into a
rapid and dangerous fall?

The
United States in decline? Few people today would believe this assertion. The
only ones who do are the US hawks, who argue vociferously for policies to
reverse the decline. This belief that the end of US hegemony has already begun
does not follow from the vulnerability that became apparent to all on September
11, 2001. In fact, the United States has been fading as a global power since
the 1970s, and the US response to the terrorist attacks has merely accelerated
this decline. To understand why the so-called Pax Americana is on the wane
requires examining the geopolitics of the 20th century, particularly of the
century's final three decades. This exercise uncovers a simple and inescapable
conclusion: The economic, political, and military factors that contributed to
US hegemony are the same factors that will inexorably produce the coming US
decline.

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