Empires /
"The analysis of the causes and patterns of imperialism has long been a difficult academic exercise. ... To structure this far-ranging phenomenon and arrange its course in a concise, interpretive essay takes pluck, if a good adjective from the derring-do novels of empire may be used here. Micha...
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Ithaca, New York :
Cornell University Press,
1986.
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Table des matières:
- Imperialism and empire
- Introduction
- Athens and Sparta : empire and hegemony
- Rome
- The Ottoman, Spanish, and English empires
- The sociology of empires : hypotheses
- Introduction to Part 2
- Tribal peripheries and formal empire
- Patrimonal peripheries and informal empire
- The international system and nineteenth-century imperialism
- Greater Britain
- France, Germany, and Spain
- The politics of nineenth-century imperialism
- Imperial development : the end of empire?


