American social media users have ideological differences of opinion about the War in Ukraine by William G. Nomikos, Dahjin Kim, Gechun Lin

“…Abstract Though ideological differences have long been a ubiquitous feature of American politics, the rise of online news and social media has exacerbated divisions between groups. …”
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La séparation des Églises et de l’État aux États-Unis : origines et évolution by Mokhtar BEN BARKA

“…Bush, self-identified Evangelicals, used to mention their faiths and to include religious references in their speeches.Signaled by the intense campaigns focused on turning Judeo-Christian principles of morality into law, as well as the increasing presence of Evangelicals in the higher spheres of power, the extraordinary “spiritualization” of American politics has urgently revived the debate over secularism. …”
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Evolution of the U.S. Republican Party’s Foreign Policy Platform and Its Implementation Challenges (2000–2004) by K. K. Sukhoverkhov

“…American politics is shaped by numerous variables that influence the development of both domestic and foreign policy. …”
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U.S. plans to internationalize the containment of the USSR in the Balkans in the first half of the 1950s by A. A. Kalinin

“…The outbreak of the Korean War became an important milestone in American politics not only for the Far East, but also for other regions of the world. …”
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«THE CONSCIENCE OF THE WORLD» OR «CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE»? TO THE ANNIVERSARIES OF THE EVIAN AND BERMUDA CONFERENCES by D. V. Ivanov, A. V. Krylov, V. M. Morozov, V. O. Pechatnov, S. A. Sklyarov, E. O. Shebalina

“…Pechatnov analyzes the internal and external factors of American politics, public opinion, the personal role of President Roosevelt, the imperative of waging war against the Axis countries during the conferences. …”
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Is it Time to Recognize Political Anxiety as a Social Determinant of Health? by Brandon Ambrosino

“…A 2023 poll found that 90 percent of Americans always, often, or sometimes feel “angry” when they think about politics, with about the same number reporting they always, often, or sometimes feel “exhausted.”[3] The same survey asked Americans to sum up their feelings about American politics in a word — four in five respondents used negative words, like “divisive,” “dysfunctional,” and “sad.” …”
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U.S. strategy in Central Asia by V. N. Zemskov

“…In this connection, the author notes that successive governments of the USA, the American political and expert community, business circles traditionally in the last twenty years pay particular attention to this region, bringing to secure the U.S. presence in the region the concept of "Big Central Asia".…”
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Bolivie, de l'autonomie à l'éclatement ? by Sophie Blanchard

“…The poor Bolivian highlands are Evo Morales's electoral basis - the president, leader of the new Latin-American political leftwing, is an eager defender of the rights of indigenous people -, whereas the wealthier and whiter lowlands are claiming for more autonomy.…”
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Niñas del exilio. Una aproximación a las narrativas del pasado reciente by María Isabel Burgos Fonseca

“…A small aspect of Latin-American political exile will be illuminated by its protagonists. …”
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La religiosité chrétienne de l’espace public aux États-Unis : histoire d’un enjeu politique by Blandine CHELINI-PONT, Robin PRESTHUS

“…American political modernity may seem paradoxical. It is based on a constitutional and political order elaborated within the framework of an a-religious liberalism and yet, it favours the religious autonomy of its society and stages itself in a decorum and national narrative both Christian-coloured. …”
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THE PHENOMENON OF TRAMP AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF SEPARATION OF POWERS by N. V. Molchakov, V. Y. Yakunin

“…Trump to become a winner in this conflict within the American political elite.…”
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American Messiahs: The Narrative Strategies of FDR and Reagan, 1933 and 1981 by Theo Zenou

“…Indeed, Roosevelt’s and Reagan’s messianic stories were tools to help transform American political ethos, and in so doing foster support for their reform agendas.…”
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Critical Analysis of Michael J. Sandal’s Philosophy of Political and Social Affairs by Ahmad Reza Tabatabai

“…Sandal (born March 1993) is an American Political philosopher and professor at Harward University. …”
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Thinking Framework Concept: A Decolonial Epistemological Proposal for the Current Latin-American Scenario by Verónica Soto Pimentel

“…This paper proposes a categorization of the concept of a thinking framework in order to identify the presence of these features in the epistemological foundations of Latin American political projects, which would go unnoticed from categories derived from hegemonic forms of knowledge.…”
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Le rôle du mode de régulation politique états-unien dans le déclenchement de la crise économique by Éric Lahille

“…This transformation in the nature of public policy and the “autonomization” of the economic sphere is in line with new political alliances between social groups which have, thus, led to a “major crisis” illustrating the inherent internal contradictions in American political regulation.…”
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Occupy Wall Street : moment ou mouvement ? La difficulté d’évaluer une mobilisation sociale by Saïd Ouaked

“…In conclusion, the legacy of OWS remains a subject of debate, but it has contributed to reshaping the American political landscape and fueling a new wave of social mobilization.…”
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Vladimir Radunsky. A Portrait of the Artist in Context by Sharon Lee COWAN

“…The article also addresses the impact on Radunsky’s work of his Russian-Jewish childhood, and sets the artist in the context of an oft-forgotten wave of global Jewish migration and the American political movement that supported it.…”
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« Un-American ». Usages et appropriations politiques d’une catégorie contradictoire (1886-1916) by Jean-Louis Marin-Lamellet

“…Although the term is ubiquitous in American political discourse, there has been hitherto no systematic analysis of the concept. …”
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Violence fondatrice, mémoires de la dictature et politiques de la reconnaissance by Ricardo Salas Astrain

“…This article develops a philosophical thesis about violence foundational American political process, and therefore is not a direct pose about the military dictatorship, in other words, we propose a general hypothesis about the “founding violence” formed societies in Latin America, and determines much force facts that occurred in those hard 17 years experienced by the Chilean society and many more in other Latin American versions. …”
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The Rise of the “We” Narrator in Modern American Fiction by Ruth Maxey

“…In this essay, I will attempt to answer such questions, examining how US writers from William Faulkner to Jeffrey Eugenides, and Kate Walbert to Julie Otsuka have used the collective narrator in short stories and longer fiction and finally reflecting upon the use of “we” in recent American political discourse.…”
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