Keyword [imperialism]
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| 181. | American attitudes toward British imperialism, 1815--1860 |
| 182. | Navigating imperialism in China: Steamship, semicolony, and nation, 1860--1937 |
| 183. | Domestic empires: Literary representations of imperialism in the Malay world |
| 184. | Contingent imperialism: United States involvement in the Persian Gulf since World War II |
| 185. | Fictions of faraway places: Travel, exoticism, and cinema from high imperialism to global culture |
| 186. | A sociolinguistic profile of English in Brazil: Issues of imperialism, dominance, and empowerment |
| 187. | Transatlantic convergence of Englishness and Americanness: Cultural memory, nationhood, and imperialism in twentieth century modernist fiction |
| 188. | From ally to menace: Canadian attitudes and policies toward Japanese imperialism, 1929--1939 |
| 189. | Japanese imperialism and civic construction in Manchuria: Changchun, 1905--1945 |
| 190. | Communism, National Socialism, and Imperialism. East Central Europe in German-language literature: Herta Mueller, Erica Pedretti, and Gregor von Rezzori (Switzerland, Romania, Austria) |
| 191. | Enlightenment canvas: Cultures of travel, ethnographic aesthetics, and imperialist discourse in Georg Forster's writings |
| 192. | A comparative historical analysis of higher education development in Macau and Hong Kong: State intervention, Portuguese and British imperialism and colonialism (China) |
| 193. | Kafka's travels: Exoticism, imperialism, modernism |
| 194. | The collapse of British imperialism in Turkey, 1919 to 1923 |
| 195. | British imperialism and the rhetoric of cross-cultural representations in 'Kim', 'Hindupore', 'The Prince of Destiny' and 'A Passage to India |
| 196. | The technology of Japanese imperialism: Telecommunications and empire-building, 1895-1945 |
| 197. | Space and history: Philosophy and imperialism in Nishida and Watsuji |
| 198. | Government architecture and British imperialism: Patronage and imperial policy in London, Pretoria, and New Delhi, 1900-193 |
| 199. | Democracy and imperialism: Mercenaries and conscripts in the making and unmaking of empire |
| 200. | 'A fine spiritual imperialism': The idea of world Christianity in the thought of William Owen Carver |
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