Some BME Vocabulary: The definitions given here relate to multicultural education issues 1) American Exceptionalism is the theory that the United States is "qualitatively different" from other nations (and often seen as

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H - Johnson_20 (Dukanovic).doc (Do Not Delete:08 PM Lifting the “American Exceptionalism” Curtain:

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American Exceptionalism Revisited: Tax Relief, Poverty Reduction, and the Politics of Child Tax Credits Joshua T. McCabe,a Elizabeth Popp Bermanb a) Wellesley College; b) University at Albany

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• Income distribution
• Tax credits
• Taxation
• Income tax in Australia
• Income tax in the United States
• Child tax credit
• Tax expenditure
• Income tax
• Welfare state
• Adoption tax credit
• Working tax credit

“This Bastard New Virginia”: Slavery, West Virginia Exceptionalism, and the Secession Crisis

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• Southern United States
• States of the United States
• Economic history of the United States
• West Virginia
• Virginia
• Confederate States of America
• American Civil War
• Wellsburg
• West Virginia in the American Civil War

Global Constitutionalism (2013), 2:3, 407–436 doi:S2045381713000038 © Cambridge University Press, 2013 European exceptionalism?

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• Exceptionalism
• Ethnocentrism
• Foreign relations of the United States
• American culture
• American exceptionalism
• American nationalism
• Michael Ignatieff
• European Union law

AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM: IS IT REAL, IS IT GOOD? The Origins and Character of American Exceptionalism J A M E S W. C E A S E R

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IS AMERICA EXCEPTIONAL? ADVANCED INSTITUTE, SPRING 2013 Instructor: William Kristol Washington, DC “American Exceptionalism,” once a term debated by academics, has entered political discourse. What does or could the

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The End of American Exceptionalism? Mobility in the U.S. Since 1850 Joseph P. Ferrie Joseph P. Ferrie is Associate Professor of Economics and Faculty Associate, Institute for Policy Research, both at Northwestern Univers

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Weissman School of Arts and Sciences and The Global Studies program present New American Exceptionalism: Myths of the New Global Order Tuesday, Oct 18, 12:30 PM/ Vertical Campus, 8-210

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LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT AND DEMOCRACY: LATIN AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM, 1945–1996 Scott Mainwaring and Aníbal Pérez-Liñán Working Paper #301 – December 2002 LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT AND DEMOCRACY:

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• Democracy
• Elections
• Direct democracy
• Democratization
• Modernization
• Economic development
• E-democracy
• American exceptionalism
• Politics
• Political philosophy
• Government