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The Oxford World History of Empire Two-Volume Set

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2020

Abbildungen

16 halftones, 69 maps

Herausgeber

Peter Fibiger Bang + weitere

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1856

Maße (L/B/H)

27,7/19/10,2 cm

Gewicht

3536 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-753397-0

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.12.2020

Abbildungen

16 halftones, 69 maps

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford Academic

Seitenzahl

1856

Maße (L/B/H)

27,7/19/10,2 cm

Gewicht

3536 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-753397-0

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

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  • Produktbild: The Oxford World History of Empire

    • Volume I

    • List of Contributors

    • Prolegomena

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • The Imperial Experience

    • 1. Empire - a World History: Anatomy and Concept, Theory and Synthesis

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 2. The Scale of Empire: Territory, Population, Distribution

    • WALTER SCHEIDEL

    • 3. The Evolution of Geopolitics and Imperialism in Interpolity Systems

    • CHRISTOPHER CHASE-DUNN AND DMYTRO KHUTKYY

    • 4. Military Organization

    • IAN MORRIS

    • 5. The Political Economy of Empire: "Imperial Capital" and the Formation of Central and Regional Elites

    • JOHN HALDON

    • 6. Imperial Monumentalism, Pageantry, Styles of Comportment and Forms of Consumption: The Inter-Imperial Obelisk in Istanbul

    • CECILY J. HILSDALE

    • 7. Law, Bureaucracy and the Practice of Government and Rule

    • CAROLINE HUMFRESS

    • 8. Mapping, Registering, and Ordering: Time, Space, and Knowledge

    • LAURA HOSTETLER

    • 9. Empire and Religion

    • AMIRA K. BENNISON

    • 10. Literature of Empire: Difference, Creativity, and Cosmopolitanism

    • JAVED MAJEED

    • 11. Empires and the Politics of Difference: Social Hierarchies and Cultural Identities

    • JANE BURBANK AND FREDERICK COOPER

    • 12. Resistance, Rebellion and the Subaltern

    • KIM A. WAGNER

    • 13. Imperial Metabolism: Empire as a Process of Energy Transfers

    • ALF HORNBORG

    • 14. Ecology: Environments and Empires in World History, 3000 BCE - c.1900 CE

    • EUGENE ANDERSON AND JAMES BEATTIE

    • 15. Memories of Empire: Literature and Art, Nostalgia and Trauma

    • PHIROZE VASUNIA

    • 16. The End of Empires

    • JOHN. A. HALL

    • Volume II

    • The History of Empires

    • List of Contributors

    • Prolegomena

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • Part 1. Bronze to Iron Age

    • The Near-Eastern "Invention" of Empire (3rd Millennium to 300 BCE)

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 1. Egypt, Old to New Kingdom (2686-1069 BCE)

    • JUAN CARLOS MORENO GARCÍA

    • 2. The Sargonic and Ur III Empires

    • PIOTR STEINKELLER

    • 3. Empires of Western Asia and the Assyrian World Empire

    • GOJKO BARJAMOVIC

    • 4. The Achaemenid Persian Empire: From the Medes to Alexander

    • MATTHEW W. WATERS

    • 5. Ancient Mediterranean City-State Empires: Athens, Carthage, Early Rome

    • WALTER SCHEIDEL

    • Part 2. The Classical Age

    • The Formation of Large World Empires on the Margins of Eurasia: The Mediterranean and China (323 BCE-600 CE)

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 6. Hellenistic Empire: The Dynasties of the Ptolemies and the Seleucids

    • CHRISTELLE FISCHER-BOVET

    • 7. The Mauryan Empire

    • HIMANSHU PRABHA RAY

    • 8. The First East Asian Empires: Qin and Han

    • MARK EDWARD LEWIS

    • 9. The Roman Empire

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 10. The Parthian and Sasanian Empires

    • MATTHEW P. CANEPA

    • 11. The Kushan Empire

    • CRAIG BENJAMIN

    • Part 3. The Ecumenic Turn

    • Eclipse of the Old World and the Rise of Islam (600-1200)

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 12. The Caliphate

    • ANDREW MARSHAM

    • 13. The Tang Empire

    • MARK EDWARD LEWIS

    • 14. Srivijaya

    • JOHN N. MIKSIC

    • 15. The Khmer Empire

    • MICHAEL D. COE

    • 16. The Byzantine Empire, 641-1453 AD

    • ANTHONY KALDELLIS

    • 17. Charlemagne, the Carolingian Empire and Its Successors

    • ROSAMOND McKITTERICK

    • Part 4. The Mongol Moment

    • The Rise of Ghenghis Khan and the Central Asian Steppe Followed by Regional Reassertion

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 18. The Mongol Empire and the Unification of Eurasia

    • NIKOLAY KRADIN

    • 19. The Ming Empire

    • DAVID M. ROBINSON

    • 20. The Delhi Sultanate as Empire

    • SUNIL KUMAR

    • 21. Caliphs, Popes, Emperors, Kings and Sultans: The Imperial Commonwealth of Medieval Islam and Western Christendom

    • JACOB TULLBERG

    • 22. The Venetian Empire

    • LUCIANO PEZZOLO

    • 23. The Mali and Songhay Empires

    • BRUCE S. HALL

    • Part 5. Another World

    • The Separate but Parallel Path of Imperial Formations in the Precolonial Americas

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 24. The Aztec Empire

    • MICHAEL E. SMITH AND MAËLLE SERGHERAERT

    • 25. The Inca Empire

    • R. ALAN COVEY

    • Part 6. The Great Confluence

    • The Culmination of Universal Empires and the Conquest of the New World: Agrarian Consolidation and the Rise of European Commercial and Colonial Empires (1450-1750)

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 26. The Ottoman Empire

    • DARIUSZ KOLODZIEJCZYK

    • 27. The Mughal Empire

    • RAJEEV KINRA

    • 28. The Habsburg Monarchy and the Spanish Empire, 1492-1757

    • JOSEP M. DELGADO AND JOSEP M. FRADERA

    • 29. The Qing Empire: Three Governments in One State and the Stability of Manchu Rule

    • PAMELA KYLE CROSSLEY

    • 30. The Portuguese Empire (1415-1822)

    • FRANCISCO BETHENCOURT

    • 31. The Dutch Seaborne Empire: Qua Patet Orbis

    • LEONARD BLUSSÉ

    • 32. The First British Empire: Atlantic Empire and the Peoples of the British Monarchy, 1603-1815

    • NICHOLAS CANNY

    • Part 7. The Global Turn

    • The Age of European Colonialism, Subjection of Old Agrarian Empires to the European-Led World Economy and Nationalist Secessions (1750-1914)

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 33. Deconstructing the British Empire: Between Repression and Reform

    • C. A. BAYLY

    • 34. An Imperial Nation-State: France and Its Empires

    • DAVID TODD

    • 35. The Russian Empire, 1453-1917

    • DOMINIC LIEVEN

    • 36. Late Spanish Empire: Reform and Crisis, 1762-1898

    • JOSEP M. FRADERA

    • 37. US Expansionism during the Nineteenth Century: "Manifest Destiny"

    • AMY S. GREENBERG

    • 38. The Kinetic Empires of Native American Nomads

    • PEKKA HÄMÄLÄINEN

    • 39. Ottoman Turkey and Qing China: Response and Decline, 1774-1937

    • MICHAEL A. REYNOLDS AND RANA MITTER

    • 40. The Sokoto Caliphate

    • MURRAY LAST

    • Part 8. The 20th Century

    • The Collapse of Colonial Empires and the Rise of Super-Powers

    • PETER FIBIGER BANG

    • 41. The German and Japanese Empires: Great Power Competition and the World Wars

    • DANIEL HEDINGER AND MORITZ VON BRESCIUS

    • 42. Decolonization and Neocolonialism

    • STUART WARD

    • 43. The Soviet Union

    • GEOFFREY HOSKING

    • 44. "America's Global Imperium"

    • ANDREW PRESTON

    • 45. Epilogue: Beyond Empire?

    • FREDERICK COOPER

    • Index of Places, Names and Events