...its message. It convinces because it is tangible. A third goal of the USSR is to reduce the influence of the West in general and of the United States in particular in the expectation that the resulting shift in relative power status will benefit the USSR The key...

...promote and support social-political changes in what they describe as the "remaining sphere of influence" of the West in general and of the United States in particular. The Soviet leadership specifically excludes the so-called "anti-imperialist national liberation" movements...

...action. They are less comprehensible coming from people who profess devotion to the free institutions of the West in general, and of the United States in particular. To the degree that it is merely confused, the recent campaign against the CIA had its origin in the...

...being pumped today. 4. International Responsibilities The Saudis regard themselves as staunch allies of the West in general and of the United States in particular. They regard the proper relationship as one in which allies help one another, and assistance in meeting...

...Worlds - the "South" and the "East" - was in itself a highly depressing experience for the bourgeoisie of the West in general and of the United States in particular. But the reversal was all the more depressing because of its association with an equally sudden escalation...

...intuitive in its use of history. Even when written by a professional like Woodrow Wilson, the history of the West in general and of the United States in particular functioned primarily to illustrate the ideals of American Christian civilization. Evangelical political...

...war and short of total annihilation, both of which I fear will remain actual dangers, the position of the West in general and of the United States in particular will depend to a considerable extent upon a clear understanding of these two factors involved in revolution:...

...Another effect of the invasion on the Greek Cypriots was that it fostered a rapid growth of mistrust of the West in general and of the United States in particular. Greek Cypriots thought it inconceivable that Turkey could have invaded Cyprus without the consent or...

...Japanese womanhood was ascendant in each period, "the Japanese woman" as an ideological construction of the West in general, and of the United States in particular, has consistently depended on variations, but not displacement, of the geisha stereotype. Contemporary...

...all, Said's position here departs little from the conventional wisdom of the liberal establishments of the West in general and of the United States in particular. The 'hard' and radical interpretation of the meaning and consequences of dependence has been developed...