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Sociology & empire the imperial entanglements of a discipline Sociology and empire edited by George Steinmetz - xvi, 610 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten - Politics, history, and culture .

Literaturverzeichnis: Seiten 499-573. - Index

Preface by George Steinmetz, edMajor contributions to sociological theory and research on empire, 1830s-present / George Steinmetz Preface by George Steinmetz, ed Russian sociology in imperial context Alexander Semyonov, Marina Mogilner, and Ilya Gerasimov Sociology's imperial unconscious : the emergence of American sociology in the context of empire Julian Go Empire for the poor : colonial dreams and the quest for an Italian sociology, 1870s-1950s Marco Santoro German sociology and empire : from internal colonization to overseas colonization and back again Andrew Zimmerman The Durkheimian school and colonialism : exploring the constitutive paradox Fuyuki Kurasawa The recent intensification of American economic and military imperialism : are they connected? Michael Mann The empire's new laws : terrorism and the new security empire after 9/11 Kim Scheppele Empires and nations : convergence or divergence? Krishan Kumar The new surgical imperialism: china, africa, and oil Albert Bergesen Nation and empire in the french context Emmanuelle Saada Empire and developmentalism in colonial India Chandan Gowda Building the cities of empire : urban planning in the colonial cities of Italy's fascist empire Besnik Pula Japanese colonial structure in Korea in comparative perspective Ou-Byung Chae Native policy and colonial state formation in Pondicherry (India) and Vietnam : recasting ethnic relations, 1870s-1920s Anne Raffin The constitution of state/space and the limits of "autonomy" in South Africa and Palestine/Israel Andy Clarno Resistance and the contradictory rationalities of state formation in British Malaya and the American Philippines Daniel PS Goh Conclusion: understanding empire by Raewyn Connell. Major contributions to sociological theory and research on empire, 1830s-present George Steinmetz Russian sociology in imperial context Alexander Semyonov, Marina Mogilner, and Ilya Gerasimov Sociology's imperial unconscious : the emergence of American sociology in the context of empire Julian Go Empire for the poor : colonial dreams and the quest for an Italian sociology, 1870s-1950s Marco Santoro German sociology and empire : from internal colonization to overseas colonization and back again Andrew Zimmerman The Durkheimian school and colonialism : exploring the constitutive paradox Fuyuki Kurasawa The recent intensification of American economic and military imperialism : are they connected? Michael Mann The empire's new laws : terrorism and the new security empire after 9/11 Kim Scheppele Empires and nations : convergence or divergence? Krishan Kumar The new surgical imperialism: china, africa, and oil Albert Bergesen Nation and empire in the french context Emmanuelle Saada Empire and developmentalism in colonial India Chandan Gowda Building the cities of empire : urban planning in the colonial cities of Italy's fascist empire Besnik Pula Japanese colonial structure in Korea in comparative perspective Ou-Byung Chae Native policy and colonial state formation in Pondicherry (India) and Vietnam : recasting ethnic relations, 1870s-1920s Anne Raffin The constitution of state/space and the limits of "autonomy" in South Africa and Palestine/Israel Andy Clarno Resistance and the contradictory rationalities of state formation in British Malaya and the American Philippines Daniel PS Goh Conclusion: understanding empire by Raewyn Connell.

ISBN: 9780822352792 Paperback 9780822352587 Hardback

LCCN: 2013005287

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Imperialism
Sociology
Imperialismus
Soziologie
Aufsatzsammlung

Subjects--Index Terms: Class of Spring 2020 Berthold Leibinger Fellow Fellow

LC Class. No.: JC359

Dewey Class. No.: 306.2