... formed under the system of “concessionary imperialism.” These “electric boycotts” took on increased potency in the context of the constrained opportunities for anti-imperial protest under the interwar system. They were part of an oft-forgotten history of nonviolent civil disobedience, overshadowed by...

...Sina Rahmani MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2006 INTERVIEW Anti-imperialism and Its Discontents: An Interview with Mark Rudd, Founding Member of the Weather Underground Sina Rahmani By 1969, the annual convention of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS...

... figures like Daniel O'Connell, Charles Stewart Parnell, John Dillon, or John Redmond at times opposed British imperial policy, but they were not committed anti-imperialists. Only a minority of MPs including Frank Hugh O'Donnell, Alfred Webb, and Michael Davitt were more active in denouncing the excesses...

... ambiguous political status by locating demands for Puerto Rican independence within a transnational, comparative framework of anticolonial and anti-imperial resistance movements. Sara Awartani is a PhD student in the Department of American Studies at George Washington University. Her research...

... Guantánamo, including the US state's near absolute exclusion of Haitian refugees, the legacy of antiblack and anti-Haitian racism, the discourses of disease that were linked to Haitian bodies, and the history of US (neo)imperial interests in the Caribbean. Its analysis centers on legal discourses and key...

... reserved. boycott BDS comparative history transnational history Israel/Palestine anti-imperialism The idea for this special issue grew out of a panel we organized for the annual meeting of the American Historical Association (AHA) in 2016 on the comparative history of boycotts. At that...

... concept of imperialism continue to impart a sense of cultural agency and assertiveness that have great relevance to the continued struggle against domination of all kinds. Drawing upon the neo-Marxist insights of Stuart Hall, Tomlinson sees cul- tural power emerging from anti-imperialist critique...

... brain of the living. If this is true, and if the MARHO roundtable has really happened as it did, the New Left is among the dead, weighing like a nighfmare on the brain of their undergraduates. Why? Just the other day, Ronald Steel argued in the name of anti-imperialism and anti...

..., for most U.S. historians, radical and otherwise, the triptych of race-gender-class and the teaching of a multicultural American history has superceded the imperial state as an organiz- ing principle. Interestingly, grassroots anti-interventionism contin- ued as a political dynamic on the...

... have largely neglected any rigorous analysis of the political economy of cap- italist development and have focused instead on ”imperial cul- ture,” ”the discourse of anti-imperialism,” ”multiculturalism,” and the ”triptych of race-gender-class. ” Naturally, these are important...

...” of anti-imperialism. This did not depend on the existence of a socialist bloc, whose “historical justification” was not that of ”resisting Western imperialism,” but that of providing an alternative economic and social system to capitalism, and a specific kind of (socialist) program for...

... American power in the world.”6 The question arises: are the anti-imperialist politics which have guided us in the past sufficient in a world where imperialism, ultraimperialism, and postimperialism are simultaneously in play? It is one thing to carry a banner insisting, in the words of the...

...; Gettlemen, ed., Vietnam, the impact of imperialism on #1.* Indochina and China; the needs of "hydraulic societies" 3/13 Anti-imperialism. The rise of Ibid., #3,* 4,* 5, 6, 7...

..., O’Malley’s project uncovers the degree to which Indian and Irish nationalist movements engaged with a larger international anti-imperial discourse. O’Malley confirms that during the interwar period British officials were not merely worried about potential Indian and Irish radical activities but also...

... multilayered argument that placed modern imperialism at the center of her analysis, exploring the parallels and causal linkages between anti- Semitism, colonialism, and fascism. From both empirical and conceptual stand- points, this ambitious path of inquiry for understanding Stalinist Russia and Nazi...

... intelligibility for both imperialism and anti-imperialism, empire and its discontents. With blacks barred by definition from the very notion of the sovereign (whatever their nominal legal status, wherever their tentative place of residence), those not marked by the material and symbolic stigma of slavery...

..., circulates so rapidly that a sustained anti-imperialist political movement at a national level characteristic of the mid-cen- tury and up to the Vietnam war-in one sense perhaps the last of the imperialist wars-is hard to imagine. At the same time, the de-territorialization and rapid circulation of...

... seria una rival demasiado molesta, si una vez practica el oficio. Es, ademlis, contra sus tradiciones. -Jos6 Rizal, “Filipinas dentro de cien aAos” (1889) The anti-imperialism of yesterday is the neocolonialism of today. -William Pomeroy ”Perhaps the great American republic, whose...

... Frantz Fanon, an anti-imperialist, argued for studying the imperial metropole in relation to its empire. While Seeley’s purpose was to promote an unabashed imperialist agenda, Fanon’s was to challenge a ’Eurocentric’ historiography by way of acknowledging the effects of imperialism on the...

... in anti-American insurgency movements in Afghanistan and Iraq (whatever their diverse ideological motives may be), and the internal political and ethnic/religious/regional divisions in both Afghan- istan and Iraq, among many other factors, render the future of these countries and the future of...