Empire and Imperialism
Has the empire struck back? ‘new paradigm’ globalisation or return to classical imperialism?
... Thus Goodwin1951 explains the business cycle as an interaction between employment and wage-bargaining; Endogenous Growth Theory see Stern 1996 explains national inequality by making exte[r] ...
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Empire and Everyday: Britishness and Imperialism in Women's Lives in the Great War
... Themes such as margarine and knitting sound remarkably flippant when discussing a war in which one million men of the British Empire were killed, as well as around one thousand women. There was a “pervasiveness of ...
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Cultivating Empire: Indians, Quakers, and the Negotiation of American Imperialism, 1754-1846
... American empire in the late eighteenth and nineteenth ...“Cultivating Empire” follows the evolution of diplomacy and agricultural mission work in the Ohio Country as a case study, and it draws upon ...
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BIRTH OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE: IMPERIALISM AND WWI AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AT THE TURN OF THE BEGINNING OF THE 20 TH CENTURY
... • The United States entered the war very late May of 1917; began in August 1914 • The war had settled into a line of trenches in France on the Western Front with Germans facing British/F[r] ...
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David Harvey - The New Imperialism (2003)
... Ottoman empire at its ...American empire was acquired, Ignatieff suggests, not in a fit of absent-mindedness (as the British liked to claim), but in a state of denial: imperial actions on the part of the ...
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Slavery and Imperialism Did Not Enrich Europe
... violent imperialism abroad or violent apartheid at ...British empire, or for that matter about apartheid within the Southern United States or South ...
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Hardt and Negri's Empire and Real Empire: The Terrors of 9-11 and After
... to Empire, however, they dealt New York and – more importantly but also almost erased from the book – the state within which the city is ensconced a blow that catalysed a form of empire Hardt and Negri ...
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Inequality, Foreign Investment, and Imperialism
... and the Cape Colony under the British colonial office (with a promise of self-government after a few years) and disarmed the Boers. The High Commissioner helped reorganize and improve gold production, doubling output ...
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Island fictions : castaways and imperialism
... imperial island to a later moment in the history of the British Empire. One of the novel’s castaway boys proclaims that “My father’s in the Navy. He said that there aren’t any unknown islands left. He says the ...
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Imperialism, Globalization and Resistance
... Colonial imperialism, in its pure form, entails coercive ...the Empire does not absolve the latter of coercive ...colonial imperialism is coextensive with alien territorial ...as imperialism ...
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An Ever-Upward Spiral?: Democracy and Imperialism in Gore Vidal's Narratives of Empire
... In Empire, Vidal considers the aftermath of the Spanish-American War, and in particular the acquisition by the United States of new overseas ...modern empire was carefully thought out by four men,” whom he ...
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Marxist theories of imperialism : evolution of a concept
... ‘New Imperialism’ the British government had renounced the qualities that for nations as well as for individuals elevated them above brute impulse (Hobson 1988: ...Roman Empire was the prime example of the ...
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Imperialism Within: Can the Master’s Tools Bring Down Empire?
... Solidarity activism may be understood by some as being done for the benefit and rights of distant others (Passy 2001, Sundberg 2007), yet we are not working with random others. In the U.S., international solidarity is ...
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Epidemics and History: Disease, Power and Imperialism
... or has worsened many of the disease problems of the what is now the Third World; and (ii) that the disease control measures deployed directly or indirectly by Western agencies to meet these problems have in many ...
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The Construction of Platform Imperialism in the Globalization Era
... “cultural imperialism theory has claimed that authentic, traditional and local culture in many parts of the world is being overwhelmed by the indiscriminate dumping of large quantities of slick commercial media ...
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RELIGION AS IMPERIALISM: A CRITIQUE OF AFRICA’S EXPERIENCE
... The African continent and its people have been victims of all the manifestations of imperialism such as racism, slavery, colonialism, apartheid, neocolonialism, etc. And religion is one of the instruments which ...
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The Empire at war: British and Indian perceptions of empire in the First World War
... Grimshaw’s perceptions are far more complex than those found in the previous historiography. Disillusionment with WW1 has changed the language and perceptions of Grimshaw. We can see clearly that Grimshaw held an ...
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The Second British Empire: The British Empire and the re-emergence of global finance
... of empire offered other advantages, including institutional ...British Empire, such as the Channel Islands, the Caribbean British possessions, Hong Kong (until 1997) or British Pacific ...
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The Empire at war: British and Indian perceptions of empire in the First World War
... the Empire, discussing Indian soldiers’ impressions of England and France during ...and Empire did not motivate all Indian soldiers to begin with, but by financial ...
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Cultures of Empire: Colonizers in Britain and the Empire in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: A Reader
... of Empire, it is to be lamented that this volume concludes with an article that may well confirm many of the prejudices about colonial and postcolonial studies that persist among scholars hesitant to accept the ...
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