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discourses about the
imperialists'
understanding of
different spaces. Conceptually,
imagined geographies explain the
limitations of the
imperialist understanding...
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neoconservatism in that
liberal imperialists are
willing to use
military force to
achieve their goals. H. C. G. Matthew, The
Liberal Imperialists. The
Ideas and Politics...
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liberal anti-imperialism. However,
liberal anti-
imperialists are
distinct from
socialist anti-
imperialists because they do not
support anti-capitalism. Some...
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World War I or the
First World War (28 July 1914 – 11
November 1918), also
known as the
Great War, was a
global conflict between two coalitions: the Allies...
- The
Empire of ****an, also
known as the ****anese
Empire or
Imperial ****an, was the ****anese nation-state that
existed from the
Meiji Restoration on 3 January...
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humanitarianism was sincere, but
often with
misguided choices.
Although some
imperialists were
trying to be
sincere with the
notion of humanitarianism, at times...
- are,
according to
Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin, "socialist in words,
imperialist in deeds". Some
academics use this
phrase to
refer to
governments that...
- on this,
claiming that in the new era of imperialism, the
classical imperialists retain a
colonizing power of sorts, but the
strategy shifts from military...
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territories and
founded the
Soviet Union (USSR).
Although claiming to be anti-
imperialist, it had many
similarities with empires. It was
involved in many foreign...
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Uraga being demoted and
subsequently joining the
Imperialists. On 26
September 1864, the
Imperialists captured Bagdad, Tamaulipas,
controlling every major...
