Brian Gongol
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"Hegemons re-create the international order in their domestic political image. For the United States this meant prejudicing the order in favour of its domestic political philosophy that people have rights that they loan to governments in limited ways for consensual purposes. At a minimum, those rights entail personal safety, freedom of conscience and expression, and the ability to determine their form of government and to engage in commerce." - Kori Schake
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