Weaving U.S. history into the larger fabric of world history, the contributors to Crossing Empires de-exceptionalize the American empire, placing it in a global transimperial context as a way to grasp the power relations that shape imperial formations.
Weaving U.S. history into the larger fabric of world history, the contributors to Crossing Empires de-exceptionalize the American empire, placing it in a global transimperial context as a way to grasp the power relations that shape imperial formations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface vii Introduction / Kristin Hoganson and Jay Sexton 1 Part I. In Pursuit of Profit 1. Fur Sealing and Unsettled Sovereignties / John Soluri 25 2. Crossing the Rift: American Steel and Colonial Labor in Britain's East Africa Protectorate / Stephen Tuffnell 46 Part II. Transimperial Politics 3. "Our Indian Empire": The Transimperial Origins of U.S. Liberal Imperialism / Michel Gobat 69 4. Empire, Democracy, and Discipline: The Transimperial History of the Secret Ballot / Julian Go 93 5. Medicine to Drug: Opium's Transimperial Journey / Anne L. Foster 112 Part III. Governing Structures 6. One Service, Three Systems, Many Empires: The U.S. Consular Service and the Growth of U.S. Global Power, 1789-1924 / Nicole M. Phelps 135 7. Transimperial Roots of American Anti-Imperialism: The Transatlantic Radicalism of Free Trade, 1846-1920 / Marc-Williams Palen 159 8. The Permeable South: Imperial Interactivities in the Islamic Philippines, 1899-1930s / Oliver Charbonneau 183 Part IV. Living Transimperially 9. African-American Migration and the Climatic Language of Anglophone Settler Colonialism / Ikuko Asaka 205 10. Entangled in Empires: British Antillean Migrations in the World of the Panama Canal / Julie Greene 222 11. World War II and the Promise of Normalcy: Overlapping Empires and Everyday Lives in the Philippines / Genevieve Clutario 241 Part V. Resistance Across Empires 12. Fighting John Bull and Uncle Sam: South Asian Revolutionaries Confront the Modern State / Moon-Ho Jung 261 13. Indigenous Child Removal and Transimperial Indigenous Women's Activism across Settler Colonial Nations in the Late Twentieth Century / Margaret D. Jacobs 281 Bibliography 303 Contributors 335 Index 339
Preface vii Introduction / Kristin Hoganson and Jay Sexton 1 Part I. In Pursuit of Profit 1. Fur Sealing and Unsettled Sovereignties / John Soluri 25 2. Crossing the Rift: American Steel and Colonial Labor in Britain's East Africa Protectorate / Stephen Tuffnell 46 Part II. Transimperial Politics 3. "Our Indian Empire": The Transimperial Origins of U.S. Liberal Imperialism / Michel Gobat 69 4. Empire, Democracy, and Discipline: The Transimperial History of the Secret Ballot / Julian Go 93 5. Medicine to Drug: Opium's Transimperial Journey / Anne L. Foster 112 Part III. Governing Structures 6. One Service, Three Systems, Many Empires: The U.S. Consular Service and the Growth of U.S. Global Power, 1789-1924 / Nicole M. Phelps 135 7. Transimperial Roots of American Anti-Imperialism: The Transatlantic Radicalism of Free Trade, 1846-1920 / Marc-Williams Palen 159 8. The Permeable South: Imperial Interactivities in the Islamic Philippines, 1899-1930s / Oliver Charbonneau 183 Part IV. Living Transimperially 9. African-American Migration and the Climatic Language of Anglophone Settler Colonialism / Ikuko Asaka 205 10. Entangled in Empires: British Antillean Migrations in the World of the Panama Canal / Julie Greene 222 11. World War II and the Promise of Normalcy: Overlapping Empires and Everyday Lives in the Philippines / Genevieve Clutario 241 Part V. Resistance Across Empires 12. Fighting John Bull and Uncle Sam: South Asian Revolutionaries Confront the Modern State / Moon-Ho Jung 261 13. Indigenous Child Removal and Transimperial Indigenous Women's Activism across Settler Colonial Nations in the Late Twentieth Century / Margaret D. Jacobs 281 Bibliography 303 Contributors 335 Index 339
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