New Imperialism - The Global Dynamics of 21st Century Expansion
Fouad Sabry
Publisher: One Billion Knowledgeable
Summary
Explore the resurgence of imperialistic practices in "New Imperialism," a pivotal volume in the "Political Science" series. This essential read examines the economic, political, and cultural dimensions of contemporary imperialism, offering insights into modern power dynamics and international relations. 1: New Imperialism: Unpack New Imperialism's emergence and relevance in today’s global landscape. 2: British Empire: Explore the British Empire's legacy and its influence on modern imperialistic patterns. 3: Colonialism: Delve into colonialism's foundational principles and their evolution over time. 4: Imperialism: Examine the broader concept of imperialism, tracing its development and variations. 5: Western Imperialism in Asia: Analyze Western imperialism's economic and political consequences in Asia. 6: Treaty of Shimonoseki: Investigate how the Treaty of Shimonoseki shaped modern imperialistic interactions. 7: Pax Britannica: Understand the Pax Britannica era and its influence on global politics and economics. 8: Scramble for Africa: Explore the Scramble for Africa and its implications for modern imperialism. 9: Decolonization: Study decolonization's influence on contemporary imperialistic practices. 10: Colonial Empire: Examine the structure and impact of colonial empires on modern imperialism. 11: History of Colonialism: Gain insight into colonialism’s history and its role in New Imperialism’s resurgence. 12: National Border Changes (1815-1914): Explore the geopolitical shifts that have influenced modern imperialism. 13: Informal Empire: Examine informal empire concepts and their impacts on global politics. 14: Late Modern Period: Understand the late modern period's contribution to New Imperialism's evolution. 15: Maritime Power: Investigate maritime power's role in imperialistic strategies and global trade. 16: Japanese Colonial Empire: Analyze the Japanese colonial empire's influence on regional and global imperialism. 17: International Relations (1814–1919): Study key historical trends shaping modern imperialism. 18: Anti-Imperialism: Explore anti-imperialism's rise and its impact on contemporary resistance movements. 19: Timeline of European Imperialism: Trace significant events in a timeline of European imperialism. 20: Modern Great Powers: Examine modern great powers and their role in imperialistic dynamics. 21: European Colonisation of Southeast Asia: Study the effects of European colonization in Southeast Asia on imperialism. "New Imperialism" offers more than historical analysis; it provides a critical framework for understanding today’s international relations. With comprehensive coverage and expert insights, this book is an invaluable resource for professionals, students, and enthusiasts seeking to grasp modern imperialism's complexities.
