Title: America Unveiled: Reassessing History and
Influence
Author: Koram Branca
ISBN: 978-1-80589-025-6
Ebook ISBN: 978-1-80589-026-3Hardback
Pages: 332
About the Book:
This book offers a comprehensive look at how the United States has grown and changed, examining major moments, influential figures, and transformative ideas that have shaped the nation’s identity. Drawing on a variety of historical sources and current research, this book challenges traditional narratives by highlighting overlooked factors and offering fresh perspectives on important events.
This book explores in detail the political, economic, cultural, and social aspects of the country’s development. The authors show how different historical factors are closely connected, demonstrating how domestic realities often overlap with global trends. By studying policymaking, diplomacy, cultural movements, and community initiatives, they discover the varied forces that have contributed to America’s enduring impact on the world stage.
While recognizing sensitive issues and debates, this study aims to point thoughtful discussion rather than conflict. Each chapter invites readers to consider multiple aspects, revealing both widely achievements and complex chapters in the American story. By bringing together diverse voices and in-depth research, the book provides a balanced way to understand how the United States has shaped and been shaped by the global community.
Whether you are a history student, an American studies scholar, or simply curious about the nation’s past and present, America Unveiled serves as a valuable guide. Its thoughtful approach encourages critical reflection, leading to a deeper appreciation of the country’s rich complexity and its enduring heritage.
America Unveiled: Reassessing History and Influence
Koram Bramca is a renowned researcher in international relations and geopolitics, with a special focus on U.S. history. After graduating from Peking University, he joined Beijing-based New China Research Institute in 2000 and served as a researcher in Washington from 2012 to 2016. Bramca also co-authored “Fake Fear: America and China Relations” (2020).
