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It begins by defining the concept of economic imperialism, and proceeds to describe five modes of economic imperialism, namely, colonialism, internal colonialism, settler colonialism, investment imperialism, and unequal exchange, each predicated upon and reinforcing national oppression.
Read the three explanations for imperialism, humanitarian idealism, defense, and economic exploitation, which appear in this chapter: As you read, think whether any one offers a good explanation for the US’s actions described in previous chapters.
- 2 Finding the peripheries: colonialism in nineteenth-century international law
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
Introduction Elements of positivist jurisprudence Defining and excluding the uncivilized Native personality and managing the colonial encounter Reconceptualizing sovereignty
In this challenging book, Dr. Anghie examines a series of episodes in the legal history of the relations between the West and non-Western polities. He argues that they possess common features, reproducing at different epochs and in different ways an underlying pattern of domination and subordination -- and doing so despite continued professions of ...
I have acquired many debts over the years it has taken me to write this book. My profound thanks are due to Nathaniel Berman, Abram Chayes, B. S. Chimni, Robert Chu, Karen Engle, James Thuo Gathii, Daniel Green-wood, Qadri Ismail, Susil Jayaratne, Karen Knop, Martti Koskenniemi, Mitchel Lasser, Karin Mickelson, Herbert Morais, Vasuki Nesiah, Celest...
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Sep 25, 2016 · If first provides a brief overview of the temporal and spatial dimensions of New Imperialism (§2). Second, it positions this book in the existing international legal discourse (§3). Third, it explores the central role of the concepts of sovereignty and property (§4).
Nov 26, 2001 · Economic analysis of law seeks primarily to explain how people behave in response to legal rules and institutions. This core project of economic analysis of law complements traditional legal theory with its emphasis on the nature of law and its normative claims.
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Jan 1, 2021 · Taking the cue from this seminal article, the first section of this entry engages with the Empire of Free Trade, highlighting the role international law mechanisms and free trade ideology played in ensuring commercial expansion; the second analyzes this role in the context of the post-war multilateral trading system, focusing on the mismatch ...
