Titlebook: German and United States Colonialism in a Connected World; Entangled Empires Janne Lahti Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Between France, Germany, and the United States: Raymond Aron as a Critical Theorist of Colonialism a studies of colonialism and empire are also exemplary in their combination of social theory with close attention to complex conjunctures of political events and moment-to-moments changes. His work on empires represents an original historical sociology of imperialism and geopolitical change.

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Ruling Classes and Serving Races: German Policies on Land, Labor, and Migration in Trans-Imperial Pe circulation of ideas and policies on land, labor, and migration within and beyond the German Empire. Showing that imperial influencing took place in a setting that encompassed overseas and continental empires, it puts German imperialism in a global context and demonstrates how agrarian labor regimes were rearranged along ethnic and racial lines.

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Examens-Fragen Allgemeine Pathologie,ities for the colonized to pursue their own goals and empowerment, although those opportunities always came with limitations. Recruitment for imperial armies pulled from populations that were already enmeshed in various kinds of uneven relationships with colonizing powers.

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How the Südwest Was Won: Transnational Currents of American Agriculture and Land Colonization in Gerive transformation of colonized indigenous lands into white settlements. The Komitee “sought to foster the economic development of the German colonies” and requested support and funding for its ventures from the German government, with some success. Its members prioritized agricultural research and innovations that could benefit the colonies.

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“I Almost Pulled Her to My Heart, but…” Competing Masculinities in Karl May’s Wild West Fictions andnd one of the best-known pairs of male friends in German culture since the turn of the twentieth century. One can often see the two characters greet like this in the plays performed at over a dozen contemporary Karl May festivals in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland every summer.