science and Empire
Hybrid ambitions : science, governance, and empire in the career of Caspar G.C. Reinwardt (1773-1854)
... and science in the early nineteenth century in the context of the Dutch ...of science and empire, areas of inquiry that, up to now, have too often been treated as two distinct historical ...
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'Empire without end': John Finch, Orientalism, and Early Modern Empire, 1674-1681
... of Empire (London: Verso, 2011), originally published in 1993, for one of the earliest ...of Empire: The Colonial Order and the Creation of Knowledge (Athens: Ohio University Press, 2010), and see Peter ...
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Empirical Power, Imperial Science: Science, Empire, and the ‘Classification’ of the Late Eighteenth Century Pacific
... of science and government that touched much of the ...of science throughout the Pacific, from an obscure scientific endeavour to an established imperial project, shaped not only policy but people, who saw ...
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The Behavioralist Empire and its Enemies: a Comparative Study of Successes and Dissatisfactions in American Political Science
... It is undeniable the great dissatisfaction that exists due to the behavioralist dominance over American political science academia. This dissatisfaction has also been produced by the limitations of the ...
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World Empire or a world of Empires?
... in which it is written. The new generation should be allowed, therefore, to read, without prejudice, what Marx, Lenin and Trotsky – or for that matter Luxemburg, Kautsky Bukharin, Hilferding and their peers, and indeed ...
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Cultures of Empire: Colonizers in Britain and the Empire in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: A Reader
... of science in defining the 'universal individual' of liberal theory who possessed citizenship rights that derived from the combination of being male and ...
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In the Byzantine Empire
... harmonic science was preserved and eventually passed on to the Italian Renaissance by the scholars of Byzantium, who not only copied ancient texts, but also made editorial ...
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The Booker Prize and the legacy of empire
... If post-colonial studies are now concerned with redefining the cultural identities of nations influenced by colonial rule, then the Booker Prize participates in the promotion of the cont[r] ...
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Ben Hur and the spectacle of empire
... Such a combination of ideological and theological commitments seem now to mark Wallace out as a quintessential statesman of his times, and expressions of these beliefs can be found scattered through his numerous ...
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Empire building and Price Competition
... an empire can expand its territory as long as the tribute extracted from fettered subjects is ...an empire might attract subjects by maximizing the ...Venetian empire ruled by the Council of ...
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The normality of the exception in democracy’s empire
... Such proves to be the case. To take a stark example, in his ‘address to the nation’ prior to the invasion of Iraq, a putative President Bush declared: ‘The United Nations Security Council has not lived up to its ...
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A Nation of Empire Meeker pdf
... My study has its origins in a program of anthropological research on the role of local elites in the public life of a Turkish town in the province of Trabzon. Those local elites whom I encountered during my fieldwork in ...
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Empire: The coming of the control society
... “Empire is a machine for universal integration” (p. 191). At the same time, however, the multitude is divided and turned against itself by maintaining certain cultural differences in order to ward off any unified ...
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The Complexity of the Empire Colouring Problem
... The main outcome of our work is that the empire colouring problem is much harder than the problem of colouring planar graphs in the classical sense. However there are cases where things are easy. Let σ be an ...
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The Empire of Ghana, Land of Gold
... Second, it allowed the Wangarans to protect the secret location of their gold mines... First, it allowed people who spoke different languages to trade[r] ...
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Introduction: Critical Forum on Empire
... This haziness may be the result of the authors’ rather frustrating tendency to speak, on the one hand, of a universal “non-place” of power — a kind of de-centered hyperspace wherein the power to police and adjudicate are ...
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Empire building and Price competition
... of empire‐building, particularly in the case of merchant ...merchant empire used violence, this violence was encapsulated within a system of price competition and protection rent for merchants, bankers, and ...
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Ireland, India and the British Empire
... As well as policing, the Irish system of elementary education served as a model for India. In the 1830s the British government overhauled primary education in Ireland and established a centrally controlled national ...
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Ethical Living in an Unethical Empire
... Unethical Empire” because it is something I have currently been wrestling with during my personal time, often spent alone with my brain in my bed, or with select friends on a porch, with a beer and with a ...
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The Accra Confession as a response to empire
... to empire. Given the realities in our world today of empire building, the Accra Confession is more relevant and needed currently than it ever was ...
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