Michael bless your cotton socks for the addrss below. I have been trying to argue something similar and thought I was totally alone on this intellectually.
But there is is, I have only skimmed so far but I am already gob-smacked!!! Thanks! Thanks! and Thanks again!!!!! THE ADDRESS AGAIN http://chnm.gmu.edu/rhr/special.htm Micahel's has appended the contents list below. Whare do you find such things! amazed and grateful - you have made me very happy. I don't know what conclusions the authors draw but they discussed it seriously and in 1992! Greg Schofield Perth Australia --- Message Received --- From: Michael Pugliese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 18:44:33 -0800 Subject: [PEN-L:21455] Imperialism: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis? Radical History Review Roundtable Special Sectiion-Imperialism Roundtable Imperialism: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis? Selections from RHR 57. Roundtable Contents: ... http://chnm.gmu.edu/rhr/special.htm Selections from RHR 57 Roundtable Contents: Introduction Van Gosse The Age of Ultraimperialism Carl Parrini Capitalism and the Periodization of International Relations: Colonialism, Imperialism, Ultraimperialism, and Postimperialism Keith Haynes Ne Plus Ultra Imperialism Marilyn B. Young Imperialism: Historical Periodization or Present-Day Phenomenon? Linda Carty Global Realm with No Limit with No Name Bruce Cumings The Displacement of Tension to the Tension of Displacement Prasnetjit Duara Concerning the Question: Is Imperialism: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis? Michael Geyer Addressing the Questions E.J. Hobsbawm Comments on Imperialism Harry Magdoff Response to the Roundtable Emily S. Rosenberg
