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,Overcoming Isolationism: Film, Radio, and the Rise of the American Empire (1898–1945),ecourse to physical coercion. By creating attractive content distributed over platforms capable of ever-growing dispersion, decisions and policies made by Britain’s ruling assemblage of power could be rendered palpable to a mass audience that might otherwise have been skeptical or hostile. Due in pa

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,The Postindustrial Renewal: Guerillas, Partisans, and the Triumph of the American Empire (1965–1989ated state institutions, labor, and private industry as well as an international economic order based on the principles of free trade and finance. By 1965, however, tensions embedded in these configurations of power became apparent as increased outbursts of activism among African-Americans, students

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