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	Anglosphere Primer
		Nations comprising the Anglosphere share a common historical narrative in which the Magna Carta, the English and American Bills of Rights, and such Common Law principles as trial by jury, presumption of innocence, "a man's home is his castle", and "a man's word is his bond" are taken for granted.
		Anglosphere theorists promote more and stronger cooperative institutions, not to build some English-speaking superstate on the model of the European Union, or to annex Britain, Canada, or Australia to the United States, but rather to protect the English-speaking nations' common values from external threats and internal fantasies.
		Anglospherism is assuredly not the racialist Anglo-Saxonism dating from the era around 1900, nor the sentimental attachment of the Anglo-American Special Relationship of the decades before and after World War II.
	www.explorersfoundation.org /archive/anglosphere_primer.html (8834 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Anglosphere (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Anglosphere is usually thought of being composed of the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand.
		The Anglosphere nations also share many other similarities, including high economic prosperity, firmly established civil rights and personal freedoms, and high levels of global cultural influence.
		Anglosphere nations have a history of co-operation and close political ties.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/an/Anglosphere (231 words)

	Anglosphere - Definition, explanation
		The Anglosphere is usually thought of as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
		The Anglosphere's main cultural divide continues to be over sports, which vary considerably from nation to nation, with different forms of 'football', cricket/rugby and ice hockey/baseball having different popularities.
		Proponents of the Anglosphere argue that a characteristic of Anglo-Saxon dominated societies is that civil society, individualism and voluntarism all play a larger role than in other "cultural spheres".
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/a/an/anglosphere.php (2867 words)

	A n g l o s p h e r e
		Nations comprising the Anglosphere share a common historical narrative in which the Magna Carta, the values of the English and American Bills of Rights, and such Common Law principles as trial by jury, presumption of innocence, "a man's home is his castle", and "a man's word is his bond" are taken for granted.
		The Anglosphere's continuous leadership of the Scientific-Technological Revolution from the seventeenth century through the twenty-first century stems from these characteristics and is thus likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
		Anglospherism is assuredly not the racialist Anglo-Saxonism (4) dating from the era around 1900, nor the sentimental attachment of the Anglo-American Special Relationship of the decades before and after World War II.
	www.anglosphereinstitute.org /record.jsp?type=pamphlet&ID=2 (1158 words)

	Anglosphere Primer
		The Anglosphere potential is to expand these close collaborations into deeper ties in trade, defense, free movement of peoples, and scientific cooperation, all bound together by our common language, culture, and values.
		My describing them as "Foundational Anglosphere Works" should not be taken to imply that their authors endorse or agree with the arguments of my work in part or in full, credit or blame for which is entirely mine.
		Fischer's picture of Anglosphere continuity is consistent with the Anglosphere exceptionalism whose English roots are shown by Macfarlane to be deep, and whose overall characteristics are shown by Véliz to be wide and distinct when viewed through a comparative lens.
	www.travelbrochuregraphics.com /extra/anglosphere_primer.htm (8852 words)

	Albion's Seedlings: What's An "Anglosphere Blog", Anyway?
		For this reason being aware of the new scholarship about Anglosphere history and institutions, and of its overall implications is not just a curiosity, it is something of significance to anybody who cares about problems and solutions.
		The entire relationship between India and the Anglosphere is a whole separate issue, particularly given the growing number of non-elite Indians who have begun to learn and use English spurred on by the opportunties of the information economy.
		The commitment of Anglosphere countries to one another has never been so critical as it will be during these next ten years, and we are going to have to stick together.
	anglosphere.com /weblog/archives/000132.html (2019 words)

	Anglosphere information - Search.com
		Anglospherism is based on the intellectual understanding of the roots of both successful market economies and constitutional democracies in strong civil society.
		The Anglosphere's main cultural divide continues to be over sports, which vary considerably from nation to nation, with different forms of 'football', cricket, rugby, ice hockey, and baseball having different popularities.
		The Anglosphere has cemented itself in formal alliances, such as that of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and ANZUS, and is more directly manifested in the existence of the UKUSA Community, an intelligence-gathering alliance formed by Anglosphere members.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Anglosphere (4032 words)

	Jokers to the Right.com: Anglosphere: Force Ten
		The prospect of Iraq someday becoming part of the anglosphere would be very interesting, as it was a British mandate in the 1920s, a nation carved from the Sykes-Picot agreement.
		I feel that the anglosphere will be come more and more prominent in the next decade and beyond, especially if Stephen Harper becomes Prime Minister of Canada.
		The anglosphere is already the dominant force on Earth, and I think the nations in it will soon realize the importance of these bonds and how to best utilize them.
	www.jokerstotheright.com /2006/01/anglosphere-force-ten.html (646 words)

	Andrew Sullivan: Come on in: the Anglosphere is freedom’s new home
		The chattering classes began to talk about another kind of international coalition: not one based on power-politics, or geographic proximity, but on a shared commitment to civil society and free economies, and a determination not to appease but to confront international terrorism.
		The Anglosphere is not a revived version of the “special relationship” between the US and the UK.
		After all, one of the other ingredients of an Anglospheric view of the world is that voluntary associations are often better than forced ones.
	www.travelbrochuregraphics.com /extra/anglosphere_sullivan.htm (913 words)

	Philippine Commentary: Orphans of the Anglosphere
		The Anglosphere "created" what one might call the Philippine "noosphere" when, upon the arrival of America on these shores in a war of colonial conquest (which sentimentalists might regard better as a benevolent assimilation, though the birth was bloody), she finally taught the Filipinos a Western language: English.
		But in the end, it cannot be denied that the Anglosphere's nodes are individual human beings whatever higher hierarchies of association might be defined.
		And is the exclusion of the Philippines from Anglosphere a not-so-subtle hint of xenophobia?
	philippinecommentary.blogspot.com /2005/11/orphans-of-anglosphere.html (2898 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Anglosphere
		The Empire of Freedom: Where the United States Belongs: The Anglosphere.
		The Anglosphere Illusion.(idea of creating a union of English speaking nations)
		The war on sedition: "Anglosphere" allies crack down on speech in the name of fighting terror.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Anglosphere (227 words)

	Anglosphere: Converging Universes - Global Policy Forum - Globalization
		However, I would at least qualify her opinion in this matter by saying that, though as a snapshot of here and now I can't disagree with her, I think she is missing the bigger story.
		Combined with the Internet revolution, the democratization of Britain is leading to an expanded worldview, one that is already seeing both its right and left aligning much more closely with their American counterparts than ever before.
		The informational Anglosphere, in the sense of the entirety of written and recorded information in the English language, is gradually becoming fully accessible through Internet and Web, and accessible without regard to national boundaries.
	www.globalpolicy.org /globaliz/cultural/2003/0729anglo.htm (1152 words)

	David Warren-The Anglosphere
		By the word “Anglosphere” we mean the countries whose primary language is English, and whose legal, political, cultural, and religious traditions are directly descended from Britain and Magna Charta.
		His main point is that the Anglosphere determined the course of history through the twentieth century by standing united against Prussian militarism in the First World War, Fascism in the Second, and Communism in the Cold War.
		Step 3: All Anglospheric countries need to realize that even at their most "reformed" - all of these Oriental nations (including Russia) we hope to "integrate" into the civilized world, will be, at best, Bonapartian petite despotic dutchies.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1797590/posts (1229 words)

	Meme Radar: Here Comes The Anglosphere \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		April 12, 2003 4:58 PM The Anglosphere: This has been floating vaguely in the memesphere for a year or so, and is ready to pop.
		The Anglosphere exists, certainly — alongside another distinction of growing currency, between the "global North" and the "global South" — and the argument for its superiority is being used in public discourse as a frank justification of imperialism.
		The way in which the buying and selling of political favor erodes the rights of individuals in favor of the rights of corporate interests is an exercise is precisely what Burke was talking about: the responsibility of ordinary people to hold the elites accountable for their despoiling of the public commons.
	www.metafilter.com /25072/Meme-Radar-Here-Comes-The-Anglosphere (1825 words)

	News \| TimesDaily.com \| TimesDaily \| Florence, AL
		The word Anglosphere describes a group of anglophone (English-speaking) nations which share historical, political, and cultural characteristics rooted in or attributed to the historical experience of England and wider United Kingdom.
		A leading advocate of the importance for contemporary international relations of a concept of Anglosphere is James C. Bennett, founder of The Anglosphere Institute.
		The Anglosphere's main cultural divide continues to be over sports, which vary considerably from nation to nation, with 'football' (in its varying forms), cricket, rugby, ice hockey, and baseball having different popularities.
	www.timesdaily.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Anglosphere (3896 words)

	Reviews
		Indeed, the Anglosphere, Bennet affirms, is “recognizably evolved from Alfred’s kingdom” and the inhabitants of the Anglosphere are the “heirs of the Magna Carta” [89].
		Bennett’s main historical model for the Anglosphere appears to be the medieval Hanseatic League or, to a lesser extent, the modern Commonwealth.
		The Anglosphere, “more than coincidence but less than foreordained fate” [10], the ultimate network commonwealth or civic union, the “fast convoy” [161] will be governed through “a sort of Hanseatic Diet in Cyberspace” [168].
	www.cercles.com /review/r24/bennett.htm (1747 words)

	The Redhunter: Anglosphere (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Anglosphere he envisages would be a "network commonwealt"� of English-speaking nations based on the existing shared values of Anglo-American cultural and political traditions.
		The core of Bennett's Anglosphere comprises the countries where these values are dominant: the U.S., the U.K., Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, English-speaking Canada, and the English-speaking Caribbean.
		Bennett wants to distinguish the Anglosphere from other models of international alliance that he believes have outlived their usefulness.
	theredhunter.com /2005/03/anglosphere.php (985 words)

	Eunomia: Does the Anglosphere Make Any Sense?
		Bennett's Anglosphere idea seems compelling and initially I was sympathetic to the idea because of the priority it gave to cultural habits in determining political and social order and because of Mr.
		The other significant problem with the idea of an Anglospheric civilisation is that it is simply a new version of fashioning a civilisational identity based primarily on what I would consider to be the ephemera of political institutions and alignments.
		Basing Anglospherism on what is essentially a Whig narrative is least compelling to the very cultural conservatives who would probably otherwise be most sympathetic to this analysis of politics and society.
	larison.org /archives/000517.php (1307 words)

	Linda Seebach: Continued success for the Anglosphere? : Columnists : Albuquerque Tribune
		James Bennett's book "The Anglosphere Challenge" explores the reasons why the group of nations he calls the Anglosphere, which share not only English as a common language but a long tradition of common law and participatory government, is favorably placed to cope with onrushing technological change.
		Anglosphere ancestry isn't required; adoption is also a possibility.
		Bennett's book argues that the technological, military and financial gap between the Anglosphere and the rest of the world is likely to increase over the next 20 years, "in the context of a rapid acceleration of genuine technological revolution," where an entrepreneurial culture with the ability to adapt quickly has a head start on success.
	www.abqtrib.com /news/2006/Feb/02/linda-seebach-continued-success-for-the (890 words)

	Scripps Howard News Service (Site not responding. Last check: )
		James Bennett's book "The Anglosphere Challenge" explores the reasons why the group of nations he calls the Anglosphere, which share not only English as a common language but a long tradition of common law and participatory government, is favorably placed to cope with onrushing technological change.
		Anglosphere ancestry isn't required; adoption is also a possibility.
		Bennett's book argues that the technological, military and financial gap between the Anglosphere and the rest of the world is likely to increase over the next 20 years, "in the context of a rapid acceleration of genuine technological revolution," where an entrepreneurial culture with the ability to adapt quickly has a head start on success.
	www.shns.com /shns/g_index2.cfm?action=detail&pk=SEEBACH-02-03-06 (822 words)

	Albion's Seedlings
		James C. Bennett coined the term "Anglosphere" to describe countries where English is the native language or (as in India) serves as a lingua franca for the well educated.
		Bennett argues that the peculiar island history of England produced a set of institutions that other advanced nations in Europe and Asia lacked--the common law, respect for private property, continuous representative government, a culture that nurtures civil society and entrepreneurial enterprise.
		It is thus no accident that the Anglosphere has excelled in innovation and economic growth and, Bennett believes, will continue to do so.
	anglosphere.com /weblog (285 words)

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