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Группа авторов. American Presidential Elections in a Comparative Perspective
American Presidential Elections in a Comparative Perspective
Contents
Tables and Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
STUDYING FOREIGN VIEWS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
AMERICAN ELECTIONS: GLOBAL CONSEQUENCES
Presidential Image and Character
THE DECLINE OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY: A VIEW FROM ABROAD
Income Inequality and Money in Elections
THE MASS MEDIA AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
TEARS IN THE AMERICAN SOCIAL FABRIC
THE CRISIS OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM
WHAT DID THE WORLD SEE IN 2016? DOES IT MATTER?
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Chapter One The Bad and the Ugly
AMERICA’S ELECTION: WHY DOES CHINA CARE?
Chinese Views of the Candidates: A Case of Ambivalent Preferences
CHINA’S CLINTON COMPLEX
THE TRUMP PHENOMENON
China’s Views of Trump v. Clinton
FROM CHINA-BASHING TO AMERICA-BASHING: THE ELECTION AND ITS UNINTENDED IMPLICATIONS
CHINA’S HISTORICAL VIEWS OF THE UNITED STATES
CHINA’S RISE AND CHANGING CHINESE VIEWS OF THE UNITED STATES
CHINA VIEWS THE DECAY OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
THE ELECTION’S IMPLICATIONS FOR CHINA
China’s Responses to Trump’s Victory: No Cause for Celebration
China-US Relations under Trump: An Early Assessment
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Two Trump’s Triumph Through Indian Eyes
MUTUAL RELATIONS AND PERCEPTIONS: FROM ESTRANGED TO ENGAGED DEMOCRACIES
The Nehruvian Years (1947–1963)
Socialism and Nonaligned Revisionism (1964–1991)
The Most Dangerous Decade/The Most Dangerous Place (1991–2001)
Increasing Strategic Engagement (2001–2016)
Indian Perceptions and Reactions to Trump’s Victory
The Terribly Tragic Times of Trump
“Trust in Trump” and a Truly Transformative Turn
Dealing with Donald Trump
THE LEADER LENS: ASSESSING US-INDIA RELATIONS FROM A HISTORICAL-GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
The Importance of Leaders
India First Meets America First
Shifting Balances of Power and US-India Relations
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Three A Close Look at Changes in Japan-US Relations
WHY AMERICAN ELECTIONS ARE SO IMPORTANT FOR JAPAN
JAPANESE MEDIA’S ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE RESULTS OF THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
THE TPP AND JAPAN-US RELATIONS
ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ISSUES IN JAPAN-US RELATIONS
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND OPINIONS AMONG JAPANESE PEOPLE
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Four South Korea and the 2016 US Presidential Elections
US-KOREA RELATIONS IN 2016: THE SECURITY-TRADE NEXUS. South Korea and the United States: A Historical Overview
The Two Koreas in the 2016 US Elections: From Security to Trade
THE MEDIA IN KOREA AND THE 2016 US ELECTIONS. An Evolving Media Landscape
The Presidential Election in a Close Ally Country
Undiminished Attention by the Korean Media
The Korean Media’s Concerns about the 2016 US Election
Public Opinion in Korea and the 2016 US Presidential Election
Clinton, Trump, and Issues Related to Korea
Comparing Global and Korean Opinion on the US Presidential Election
The Korean Public’s Attitudes toward the US Presidential Election
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Five Straining Vows
BRITISH MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE ELECTION RACE
BRITAIN REACTS TO THE REALITY OF A TRUMP PRESIDENCY
A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP?
THE DISRUPTOR-IN CHIEF AND ANGLO-AMERICAN DIPLOMACY
CONCLUSION: AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
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Chapter Six A View of Finnish-US Relations
A SHORT HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
A 379-YEAR RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND FINLAND
”ASYMMETRIC” RELATIONS
TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS AND SHARED AGENDA ITEMS?
THE USE OF MILITARY FORCE AS A DIVIDING ISSUE
DIFFERENT MODES OF TRANSATLANTIC RELATIONS
PERCEPTIONS OF THE 2016
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Seven “America the Nightmare. Soon on your screen. Frightful Release Expected in 2017”
THE AMERICAN CANVAS OF FRENCH PERCEPTIONS
THE ROLLERCOASTER OF ATLANTIC RELATIONS SINCE 2001
From Donald Trump to Marine Le Pen?
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Chapter Eight “Looking Forward … Maybe”
ON US-RUSSIA RELATIONS: A SNAPSHOT
Russia’s Views of the United States: Historical Context
RUSSIAN OPINIONS ON THE UNITED STATES
RUSSIA AND THE 2016 ELECTION. Washington’s View of Russia’s Impact on the 2016 Election
Assessing Russian Motivations Related to the 2016 US Elections
Russian Public Opinion about the US Elections
Motivations Behind People’s Opinions
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Nine A Brazilian View of US Political Dynamics
INTRODUCTION
A BRIEF HISTORY OF POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN BRAZIL AND THE UNITED STATES
THE 2009 INTERNATIONAL CRISIS AND CHANGING ECONOMIC RELATIONS
BRAZILIAN VIEWS ON THE UNITED STATES IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY. Brazilian Press View on the American Political System and Foreign Politics
Political and Partisan Preferences: Polarization, Low Party Identification, and the Rise of Conservatism
Brazilian Public Opinion about the United States: Mixed Feelings
TRUMP’S ELECTION: THE INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN POLITICS ON BRAZIL. The Brazilian Government and the Trump “Nightmare”
THE BRAZILIAN PRESS: DREAMING OF HILLARY, WAKING UP WITH TRUMP
CONSERVATIVISM ADVANCES, CENTER-LEFT POLITICS RETREAT: A SHARED REALITY
TRUMP’S EFFECT ON THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
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Chapter Ten The 2016 American Presidential Election in Chile
THE CONTEXT. The Origins of Bilateral Relations and Perceptions of the United States
Open Conflict between Washington and the Popular Unity Party
The Pinochet Dictatorship, its National Project, and the United States
The Chilean Transition: Less Intense Ties with the United States and Growing International Autonomy for Chile
PART TWO: CHILE AND THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2016
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Eleven Mexican Views of the US and of the 2016 Presidential Election
POWER AND INTERDEPENDENCE IN US-MEXICAN RELATIONS
American Soft Power over Mexico
MEXICAN VIEWS OF THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
TRUMP AND THE RISE OF MEXICAN ANTI-AMERICANISM
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Twelve Peru and Its Perspectives on the United States
CHANGES IN PERU-US RELATIONS IN THE LAST FIFTY YEARS
PERCEPTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT AS SEEN FROM PERU
Explaining the Negative Perception of Trump in Peru
CONCLUSION
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Chapter Thirteen Final Thoughts
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