machtpolitik การใช้

• We know too well from the history of Europe in the 150 years before 1945 where nationalist machtpolitik can lead.
• From the point of view of machtpolitik, America today is not at all like the European powers before 1945.
• Von M黱chhausen agreed with Hitler's " Machtpolitik " and worked hard to make the Prussian Academy into a German Academy.
• In regards to the Globalist-Continentalist " Machtpolitik " as opposed to Hitler's racist vision of an endless and merciless Social Darwinist struggle between different " races " for " lebensraum ".
• Political language has shifted, he writes in " The Guilt of Nations " ( W . W . Norton ), from machtpolitik, the politics of power, to a shared belief among nations in the rights of individuals and groups.
• On September 1862, when the Prussian Landtag was refusing to approve an increase in military spending desired by King Wilhelm I, the king appointed Bismarck as 1848 and 1849 but by iron and blood ( " Eisen und Blut " ) . " This phrase was popularized as the more euphonous " Blut und Eisen " ( " Blood and Iron " ), and became symbolic of Bismarckian " Machtpolitik " ( " Power politics " ).
• When he left this position, he was described as having " widened the journal's theoretical and geographic scope while keeping it rooted in its long history of political engagement . " In a discussion of the history of the journal with current editor Michael Hardt, Farred called his editorship of SAQ " the most important political thing I have done in this country in the twenty-one years I've been here . " During his tenure, SAQ published special issues entitled " Palestine America, "  Racial Americana, " and " Ambushed : A Critique of Machtpolitik .  Farred also edited a special issue marking the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of Frantz Fanon's " The Wretched of the Earth " . " This issue, " according to the publisher, " revitalizes Fanon's canonical status as Third World theorist by asserting that the main imperatives of Fanon's work remain as urgent as ever : combating the psychic and physical violence of colonialism, achieving real forms of liberation for colonized peoples, and ending the degradation of people of color .