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B) 2001 : the end of the "American century" ? The situation before the attacks: Key role in negotiation to restore the peace Ex: Oslo Agreement, 1993; signing ceremony in the White House Ex: NATO forces in Bosnia (1994), and Kosovo (1999) American economy still powerful, but suffers from global competition (trade balance in deficit; creditor = China) BUT, soft power; innovation center; attractive country (migrants)

9/11 and its impact on American foreign policy Text study Unilateralist policy is explicit New slogan « America first » Ex: War in Iraq, 2003. First preventive war (no aggression, suspicion of WMDs) launched without UN approval and against the judgment of allies such as Germany, France and Canada « War on Terror » = new crusade; the US is the leader; world considered by US foreign policy as divided in two (Good vs. Evil; « us » vs. « them »)

Advertisement for the future aircraft carrier ‘George Bush’ (launched 2006) Cartoon by Dary Cagle, september 17, 2001

A degraded moral authority Patriot Act, october 2001 (limits civil liberties and right to privacy; enemy combattant statute) Guantanamo prison (Cuba) and harsh living conditions for inmates Photographs depicting inhumane and degrading treatments in the Abou Ghraib prison Forms of torture allowed to CIA operatives Relocation of suspects in countries without human rights protection Anti-Americanism in the world Ex: Chavez, 2006, branded Bush « the Devil » in a speech in front of the UN