Unexceptional Conquests
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780700642960
ISBN-10: 070064296X
Pagini: 382
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Editura: University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10: 070064296X
Pagini: 382
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Editura: University Press of Kansas
Cuprins
Preface
Introduction: The Unexceptional Conquests of 1898, Paul T. McCartney
Part One: Background and Overview
1. 1898: Between National Myths and National Interest, Louis A. PÉrez, Jr.
2. The National Christian and Annexation Debates, Susan K. Harris
3. Media and Popular Culture, Bonnie M. Miller
Part Two: Making Imperial Policy
4. Gender Politics and Political Authority in the Lead-Up to War, Kristin L. Hoganson
5. The Philippine War and the Dilemma of American Democracy, Julie Novkov
6. Constructing Otherness in the Imperial Archipelago, Lanny Thompson
Part Three: Securing the Imperial Legacy
7. Solidarity, Slavery, and Empire: Depictions of Bondage in United States–Puerto Rico Labor Relations, 1900–1925, Sam Erman
8. Wars, Antiwar Protest, and the End of American Democracy: Charles Francis Adams Jr., and George F. Kennan, Fabian Hilfrich
9. Legacy of Imperialism: The Supreme Court in the Vanguard, Bartholomew H. Sparrow
Conclusion: American Empire and the Legacies of 1898, Julian Go
About the Contributors
Index
Introduction: The Unexceptional Conquests of 1898, Paul T. McCartney
Part One: Background and Overview
1. 1898: Between National Myths and National Interest, Louis A. PÉrez, Jr.
2. The National Christian and Annexation Debates, Susan K. Harris
3. Media and Popular Culture, Bonnie M. Miller
Part Two: Making Imperial Policy
4. Gender Politics and Political Authority in the Lead-Up to War, Kristin L. Hoganson
5. The Philippine War and the Dilemma of American Democracy, Julie Novkov
6. Constructing Otherness in the Imperial Archipelago, Lanny Thompson
Part Three: Securing the Imperial Legacy
7. Solidarity, Slavery, and Empire: Depictions of Bondage in United States–Puerto Rico Labor Relations, 1900–1925, Sam Erman
8. Wars, Antiwar Protest, and the End of American Democracy: Charles Francis Adams Jr., and George F. Kennan, Fabian Hilfrich
9. Legacy of Imperialism: The Supreme Court in the Vanguard, Bartholomew H. Sparrow
Conclusion: American Empire and the Legacies of 1898, Julian Go
About the Contributors
Index