This volume examines the heights of American global power in the mid-twentieth century and the challenges to that power since. Highlighting cutting-edge ideas from scholars from all over the world, it anatomizes American power as well as the counters and alternatives to what was increasingly called 'the American empire.'
This volume examines the heights of American global power in the mid-twentieth century and the challenges to that power since. Highlighting cutting-edge ideas from scholars from all over the world, it anatomizes American power as well as the counters and alternatives to what was increasingly called 'the American empire.'
List of Figures List of Maps List of Contributors to Volume IV General Introduction: What is America and the World? Mark Philip Bradley Introduction to Volume IV David C. Engerman, Max Paul Friedman and Melani McAlister Part I. Ordering a World of States: 1. Global Capitalist Infrastructure and US Power Vanessa Ogle 2. Overseas Bases and the Expansion of US Military Presence Gretchen Heefner 3. The Consolidation of the Nuclear Age Michael D. Gordin 4. American Knowledge of the World Nick Dirks and Nils Gilman 5. The American Construction of the Communist Threat Kenneth Osgood 6. The Fractured World of the Cold War Mark Atwood Lawrence 7. The US and the United Nations System David Bosco 8. American Development Aid, Decolonization, and the Cold War Corinna Unger 9. Decolonization and US Intervention in Asia Christopher Goscha Part II. Challenging a World of States: 10. US Foreign Policy and the End of Development Brad Simpson 11. Oil and the Resource Curse Chris Dietrich 12. US Mass Culture and Consumption in Global Context Petra Goedde 13. Imperial Visions of the World Penny Von Eschen 14. Human Rights Barbara Keys 15. Compassion and Humanitarianism in International Relations Michael Barnett 16. Third World Internationalism and the Global Color Line Charisse Burden-Stelly and Gerald Horne 17. Empire of Sex: The Queering of US Geopolitics Julio Capó, Jr. 18. Migration, War, and the Transformation of the US Population Maddalena Marinari 19. Christian and Muslim Transnational Networks Zareena Grewal 20. Native Americans, Indigenity, and US Foreign Policy Paul Rosier 21. Environment, Climate, and Global Disorder Stephen Macekura 22. Reconfiguration of Superpower Relations Jussi M. Hanhimäki Part III. New World Disorder?: 23. Soviet Collapse and Its Global Impact Fritz Bartel 24. Neoliberalism as a Form of US Power Daniel Sargent 25. The US Construction of 'Islam' as Ally and Enemy on the Global Stage Deepa Kumar 26. Technology and Networks of Communication Stephanie Schulte 27. Humanitarian Intervention and US Power Rajan Menon 28. Refugees, Statelessness, and the Disordering of Citizenship Stephen R. Porter 29. Liberty, Security, and America's War on Terror Karen J. Greenberg 30. The Global Wars on Terror Aaron O'Connell 31. America and the World in the Anthropocene Joshua Howe Index.
List of Figures List of Maps List of Contributors to Volume IV General Introduction: What is America and the World? Mark Philip Bradley Introduction to Volume IV David C. Engerman, Max Paul Friedman and Melani McAlister Part I. Ordering a World of States: 1. Global Capitalist Infrastructure and US Power Vanessa Ogle 2. Overseas Bases and the Expansion of US Military Presence Gretchen Heefner 3. The Consolidation of the Nuclear Age Michael D. Gordin 4. American Knowledge of the World Nick Dirks and Nils Gilman 5. The American Construction of the Communist Threat Kenneth Osgood 6. The Fractured World of the Cold War Mark Atwood Lawrence 7. The US and the United Nations System David Bosco 8. American Development Aid, Decolonization, and the Cold War Corinna Unger 9. Decolonization and US Intervention in Asia Christopher Goscha Part II. Challenging a World of States: 10. US Foreign Policy and the End of Development Brad Simpson 11. Oil and the Resource Curse Chris Dietrich 12. US Mass Culture and Consumption in Global Context Petra Goedde 13. Imperial Visions of the World Penny Von Eschen 14. Human Rights Barbara Keys 15. Compassion and Humanitarianism in International Relations Michael Barnett 16. Third World Internationalism and the Global Color Line Charisse Burden-Stelly and Gerald Horne 17. Empire of Sex: The Queering of US Geopolitics Julio Capó, Jr. 18. Migration, War, and the Transformation of the US Population Maddalena Marinari 19. Christian and Muslim Transnational Networks Zareena Grewal 20. Native Americans, Indigenity, and US Foreign Policy Paul Rosier 21. Environment, Climate, and Global Disorder Stephen Macekura 22. Reconfiguration of Superpower Relations Jussi M. Hanhimäki Part III. New World Disorder?: 23. Soviet Collapse and Its Global Impact Fritz Bartel 24. Neoliberalism as a Form of US Power Daniel Sargent 25. The US Construction of 'Islam' as Ally and Enemy on the Global Stage Deepa Kumar 26. Technology and Networks of Communication Stephanie Schulte 27. Humanitarian Intervention and US Power Rajan Menon 28. Refugees, Statelessness, and the Disordering of Citizenship Stephen R. Porter 29. Liberty, Security, and America's War on Terror Karen J. Greenberg 30. The Global Wars on Terror Aaron O'Connell 31. America and the World in the Anthropocene Joshua Howe Index.
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