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Impérialisme

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Trade, Plunder and Settlement

Kenneth Raymond Andrews

1984

Captives

Linda Colley

2002

The roots of the modern American empire

William Appleman Williams

1969

Feminist genealogies, colonial legacies, democratic futures

Chandra Talpade Mohanty, M. Jacqui Alexander

1997

Archaeology of Culture Contact and Colonialism in Spanish and Portuguese America

Maria Ximena Senatore, Pedro Paulo A. Funari

2014

Studies in history and jurisprudence

James Bryce

1901

Multitude

M. Hardt, Antonio Negri, Michael Hardt

2004

Cultures of United States imperialism

Donald E. Pease, Amy Kaplan

1993

The secret history of the American empire

John Perkins, Perkins, John

2007

Roman imperialism in the late republic

Ernst Badian

1968

The break-up of the Soviet empire in Eastern Europe

Ghița Ionescu

1965

The political systems of empires

S. N. Eisenstadt

1963

Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power

Ann Laura Stoler

2002

Cold War Constructions

Christian G. Appy

2000

Imperial Britain

Andrew S. Thompson

2000

Africa and the Victorians

Ronald Robinson, John Gallagher, Alice Denny

1961

Totalitarianism

Hannah Arendt

1968

El sueño del celta

Mario Vargas Llosa

2011 ★ 3.7

In praise of empires

Deepak Lal

2004

Pineapple culture

Gary Y. Okihiro

2009

Empire

M. Hardt, Antonio Negri

2001

The crusades, Christianity, and Islam

Jonathan Simon Christopher Riley-Smith

2008

What went wrong?

Bernard Lewis

2001

Manifest destiny

Albert Katz Weinberg

1958

Stupid white men

Michael Moore

2001 ★ 2.8

Imperialism, pioneer of capitalism

Warren, Bill

1980

Remembering conquest

Marie M. Fortune

1999

Mapping men and empire

Phillips, Richard, Richar Phillips

1996

River of Dark Dreams

Walter Johnson

2013

Confessions of an economic hit man

Perkins, John, John Perkins

2004 ★ 3.5

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