Masks of empire

By:

Vanaik, Achin (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Tulika Prakashan; 2007Description: 293 pISBN:

8189487221

Subject(s):

Imperialism-United states

DDC classification:

325.320973 MAS

Summary: Masks of Empire assembles a series of important critiques of the new US imperialism by some of the finest minds working in contemporary political and social theory. It aims for the first time anywhere to delineate, analyse and evaluate the legitimizing discourses of the imperial agende of the United States. By unconering the economic conditions as well as the idrological façade of the meoliberal US regime, it exposes the various ways through which the United States seuls to extend its begemony. Further, it suggests hoe ome cam morally and practically address the real problems behind the smokescreen created by this empire projet

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Masks of Empire assembles a series of important critiques of the new US imperialism by some of the finest minds working in contemporary political and social theory. It aims for the first time anywhere to delineate, analyse and evaluate the legitimizing discourses of the imperial agende of the United States. By unconering the economic conditions as well as the idrological façade of the meoliberal US regime, it exposes the various ways through which the United States seuls to extend its begemony. Further, it suggests hoe ome cam morally and practically address the real problems behind the smokescreen created by this empire projet

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