The Political Economy of Imperialism This volume emanates from several concerns and interests. First, it departs from the fundamental premise that capitalism in its evolving and consolidated forms underlies questions and theories of imperialism and development. Second, it a... RM Chilcote - 《Recent...
The German empire was established when William I of Prussia was proclaimed German emperor in 1871. The peace was an unstable one, marked by France’s determination to recover Alsace-Lorraine and Germany’s mounting imperialism, led by Prussian militarism. Their mutual animosity was a driving force...
imperialism and conquestnations and peoplespostcolonial historyThis introduction seeks to provide a schematic map for the 420 entries on empires, as well as the themes that connect them, which are to be found in this Encyclopedia. It supplies and debates a possible definition of empires, as well...
So, all of this cost structure has been built into the economy. China’s been able pretty much, to avoid all of this, because its objective in banking is not to make a profit and interest, not to make capital gains and speculation. It creates money to fund actual means of production t...
suggests it has failed according to these criteria. Many of the region's peoples have experienced a marked decline in their economic well-being, personal safety and health, while the state apparatuses established following the retreat of European imperialism now lie in ruin in Iraq, Libya, Syria...
European peoples can employ themselves and live. In England the outward aspect of life does not yet teach us to feel or realise in the least that an age is over. We are busy picking up the threads of our life where we dropped them, with this difference only, that many of us seem a...
The consequences of the First World War on the Austrian-Hungarian imperial presence in China This article sheds light on the little known imperialism of Austria-Hungary in China, and on its consequences in the First World War. The setting up of its... M Gotteland 被引量: 0发表: 2014年 ...
Ch 21. AP World History: Imperialism Ch 22. Patterns of Human Migration Ch 23. AP World History: World War I Ch 24. AP World History: World War II Ch 25. AP World History: Industrialization of... Ch 26. AP World History: The Cold War and... Ch 27. AP World History: A Globaliz...
Ya. I. Kuz’minov, “The development of imperialism in Germany in the late 19th–early 20th centuries,” in Economic History of Capitalist Countries: A Textbook for Students of Economic Faculties of Universities, Ed. by F. Ya. Polyanskii and V. A. Zhamin (Izd. MGU, Moscow, 1986) [in...
“cultural imperialism”; (6) expansion of global outsourcing and other economic benefits; (7) increased tourism from the First to the Third World, enabling greater understanding of the “other”; (8) immigrant waves in the other direction, potentially exacerbating already existing, nationalist ...