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from 1929 to 1940, no voice could be raised against Stalin in the U.S.S.R.; and not even an echo could be heard of the earlier intense struggles, except in the grovelling confessions of guilt to which so many of Stalin's adversaries had been

This paper addresses the Hittite word gišmāri-, which designates a kind of weapon and is often translated as ‘mari-spear’. A philological re-evaluation of the Hittite attestations rather calls for the meaning ‘scimitar (sickle-shaped sword),’ which

The fact that the expansion of the Russian Empire occurred overland and not across the oceans has been construed to have entailed portentous consequences for Russia’s modern development. Namely, this factor has been commonly cited to explain why

Tanner Mirrlees From Katy Perry training alongside US Marines in a music video, to the global box-office mastery of the US military-supported Transformers franchise, to the explosion of war games such as Call of Duty, it's clear that the US

This article surveys the changing historiography of the American foreign policy establishment, giving an overview of "establishment studies." It surveys how views of the establishment changed over time, from the 1950s to the late 1980s.

This article surveys the changing historiography of the American foreign policy establishment, giving an overview of "establishment studies." It surveys how views of the establishment changed over time, from the 1950s to the late 1980s.

This historiographic essay explores recent innovations in the rescaling of U. S. historical writing and makes the case for the imperial as an analytic category necessary to this effort. Thinking with the imperial, it argues, foregrounds asymmetries

This is my MSc Thesis in Political Science (more specifically Political Theory/Ideology Studies). I think it succeeds quite well in predicting the current developments towards the heightened ideological importance of environmentalist thought. But

This article considers the ideational fabric of American empire. Section one discusses why liberal democratic empires are not particularly peaceful. Section two highlights the analyti- cal value of a focus on U.S. strategic culture in explaining U.S.

On the night of July, 6, 1941, under the cover of darkness, a group of Ukrainian assailants armed with bats, shovels, and other weapons attacked their Jewish neighbors in Tuchyn, a small town just outside of Rivne, killing dozens and wounding more.

"Jury rapport: "This year’s first prize is awarded to Roger Voncken for 'Rediscovering U.S. Geopolitics: A Study on the Influence of Classical Geopolitics on American Foreign Policy during 1945-1950'. This thought-provoking thesis

Articles: [“America First Committee,” 2:499-500; “Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies,” 2:508-509; “Cuban Missile Crisis,” 2:718-721; “Eisenhower, Dwight D.,” 2:575-577; “Fight for Freedom (Century Group),” 2:515-516; “Kissinger, Henry,”

With changes in the international landscape occurring in the years following the Cold War, new and different types of conflict flared up. Wars between states became less frequent, while the number of conflicts within states increased considerably.

Tourism, the Poor and Other Stakeholders: Experience in Asia Kishore Shah Vasanti Gupta Edited by Charlotte Boyd