America in the 20th Century (Revised Edition)

The rise of the United States as a superpower was a significant global event of the 20th century. It thrived in response to crises and challenges, gradually improved its balance between equality and development, and expanded aggressively on the ever-changing international stage.
How should the United States address the challenges of free competition and government intervention, individual rights and social responsibility, domestic democracy and external hegemony, and the unique challenges of race and immigration? And where will it go in the era of the digital economy and globalization?
This book starts with the rich spiritual resources inherited by the United States and the problems and crises left to the United States in the 19th century. Through the complex social phenomena and various thoughts that have influenced the United States, it deeply explores the American development model and its gains and losses, and objectively tells the unique path that the United States has taken over the past century and its internal motivations.

2018-06-01

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