%0 Journal Article
%T Robert Kagan, un   n¨¦o-conservateur   embl¨¦matique Robert Kagan, A Leading Neoconservative Pundit
%A Pierre Guerlain
%J Revue LISA / LISA e-journal
%D 2009
%I Maison de la Recherche en Sciences Humaines
%R 10.4000/lisa.2867
%X This article is an analysis of the new rhetoric of imperialism developed by Robert Kagan and the wrongly named "neo-conservatives" who have shaped the foreign policy of the Bush Administration. Kagan resorts to a gendered view of international relations which idealizes the use of force and reinvigorates the concepts and mental categories of Theodore Roosevelt. Kagan¡¯s dismissal of and scorn for the Europeans critical of the Bush Administration take a pseudo philosophical form but boil down to shopworn biological conceptions. Rather than being typical of American views of Europe, Kagan¡¯s neo-imperialist musings are those of a clearly identified ideological group that now exerts enormous influence over the White House, and are strongly opposed by other Americans.
%K imp¨¦rialisme
%K Kagan Robert
%K souverainet¨¦
%K territoire
%K projection extra-territoriale
%K h¨¦g¨¦monie
%K n¨¦o-conservateurs
%K imperialism
%K neo-conservatism
%K sovereignty
%K territory
%K extra-territorial projection
%K hegemony
%K XXe si¨¨cle
%K 20th century
%K soci¨¦t¨¦
%K ¨¦tats-Unis
%K society
%K United States
%K culture
%K histoire
%K history
%U http://lisa.revues.org/2867