Understanding Anti-Americanism, Its Origin and Impact

Edited by Paul Hollander
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Paul Hollander is professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA and author of the classic Anti-Americanism as well as Political Will and Personal Belief, Decline and Discontent, The Many Faces of Socialism and Political Pilgrims.

"America is hardly perfect, but what accounts for the gush of virulent criticism, known as anti-Americanism, emanating from America's friends or America itself as well as its enemies? Paul Hollander leads a distinguished team of scholars in an examination, both vigorous and detached, from all aspects of the problem. A serious, comprehensive book, relevant for today."
Harvey Mansfield, Professor of Government, Harvard University

"A fascinating collection of essays on a complex but important topic by some of America's foremost scholars and thinkers."
Robert Kagan, senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

"What the 18 assembled authors conclude is both fascinating and depressing. Hollander has performed a great service with this volume."
National Review

Title	Price	ISBN	Availability
Understanding Anti-Americanism	£6.99	0-9549625-7-5 9780954962579	September 2005