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Americanization, Globalization, Education
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Artikel-Nr:
9783825315344
Veröffentl:
2003
Seiten:
181
Autor:
Gerhard Bach
Gewicht:
322 g
Format:
217x143x15 mm
Serie:
107, American Studies - A Monograph Series
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Following the events of ¿9-11¿ as well as the current U.S. involvement in the near-East, the concepts and practices of ¿Americanization¿ and ¿Globalization¿, once more, demand widespread international attention.This volume of essays, selected from the 2001 annual conference of the German Association for American Studies, focuses on the United States¿ pervasive influence and its effects of real or perceived Americanization tendencies on a global scale, including the ambivalent responses such homogenization has produced worldwide.
The essays thus represent a multifaceted documentation of American Studies interests characterizing different fields and focal points: popular culture, music, education, history, and contemporary social concerns.
The essays thus represent a multifaceted documentation of American Studies interests characterizing different fields and focal points: popular culture, music, education, history, and contemporary social concerns.
Following the events of "9-11" as well as the current U.S. involvement in the Near East, the concepts and practices of "Americanization" and "Globalization", once more, demand widespread international attention.
This volume of essays, selected from the 2001 annual conference of the German Association for American Studies, focuses on the United States' pervasive influence and its effects of real or perceived Americanization tendencies on a global scale, including the ambivalent responses such homogenization has produced worldwide.
The essays thus represent a multifaceted documentation of American Studies interests characterizing different fields and focal points: popular culture, music, education, history, and contemporary social concerns.
This volume of essays, selected from the 2001 annual conference of the German Association for American Studies, focuses on the United States' pervasive influence and its effects of real or perceived Americanization tendencies on a global scale, including the ambivalent responses such homogenization has produced worldwide.
The essays thus represent a multifaceted documentation of American Studies interests characterizing different fields and focal points: popular culture, music, education, history, and contemporary social concerns.