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Posts Tagged ‘imperialism’

         
 

From ‘New Imperialism’ to ‘New Cold War’

Machaon Smeaton | July 4, 2023

A new era of antagonism between the US and China has emerged in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is seen in the mounting rhetoric of "strategic competition" escalating military expenditures and efforts at alliance building such as AUKUS. Increasingly important are the US's efforts to [...]

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Imperialism: How Declining Currency Hegemony Leads to War

Jay Tharappel | December 13, 2022

The confusion about the term ‘imperialism’ can be resolved upon recognising that the term was originally popularised to explain warfare, but not national exploitation, whereas the subsequent evolution of the term sought to explain national exploitation, but not warfare. Therefore, the term [...]

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Imperialism and the Development Myth: How the rich Countries Dominate in the Twenty-First Century

Sam King | October 28, 2021

For decades the concept of “imperialism” all but disappeared from popular discourse and academic writing in the rich countries. It was an idea that used to be dominated by Marxist thinkers until the 1970s, but even among Marxists – at least in academia – the concept has rarely been seen as [...]

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Imperial Mode Of Living: How Capitalism Affirms Its Hegemony Even In Times Of Crisis

Ulrich Brand | Markus Wissen | July 6, 2021

“An essential political read for our times. Spelling out the brutal contradictions of the ‘imperial mode of living’ and its ‘green economy,’ Brand and Wissen invite the reader to consider a ‘solidary mode of living.’ Here, sociability and sustainability can be joined, and hopefully celebrate [...]

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Samir Amin: A Pioneering Marxist and Third World Activist

Ingrid Kvangraven | January 28, 2020

Samir Amin’s legacy encompasses both his activism and scholarship. As I argue in a recent Legacy piece in Development & Change, Samir Amin achieved more in both spheres than most activists and academics, but the combination is what sets him apart.

Amin was a socialist from an [...]

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Marxist Theories of Imperialism

Murray Noonan | September 25, 2017

My latest book Marxist Theories of Imperialism: A History critically analyses the theorising of imperialism over the course of the twentieth century and up to the present. Analysis of Marxist engagement with imperialism during this period reveals three distinct phases of theorising. The [...]

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Stories and Statecraft: Afghan Women’s Narratives and the Construction of Western Freedoms

Sujatha Fernandes | March 8, 2017

Afghan women could serve as ideal messengers in humanizing the ISAF [International Security Assistance Force] role in combating the Taliban because of women’s ability to speak personally and credibly about their experiences under the Taliban, their aspirations for [...]

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Iraq: what happened to the oil after the war?

Robert Smith | July 18, 2016

Opponents of the Iraq war often highlight the importance of oil when explaining why the invasion took place. While leaders at the time denied it was a motivation there is no doubt the country’s huge oilfields did offer possible post-conflict opportunities for the Iraqi industry and [...]

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    • Feminist Global “Secureconomy”
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    • Scandalous Economics
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