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British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 P.J. Cain

British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 By P.J. Cain

British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 by P.J. Cain


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Summary

Emphasises the continuing vigour of British imperialism down to the era of decolonisation, and shows that, when the empire did fall apart, the forces of gentlemanly capitalism had not withered away but diverted into other channels.

British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 Summary

British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 by P.J. Cain

Establishes the concept of 'gentlemanely capitalism' and examines the growth of empire and many of its controversial episodes, including the partition of Africa, and concludes - against conventional wisdom - that Britain was still a dynamic imperial power on the eve of World War I.

British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 Reviews

'The joint talents of P J. Cain and A. G. Hopkins constitute as formidable a combination for such a task as can be imagined xxx;' The Times Literary Supplement

Table of Contents

1. The Imperialist Dynamic 2. Services, Finance and the Gentlemanly Elite 3. Industry, the City and the Decline of the international Economy 4. The American Challenge, 1914-31 5. The Origins of the Sterling area 6. Maintaining Financial Discipline: The Dominions, 1914-39 7. South America 1914-39 8. India 1914-47 9. Playing the Game in Tropical Africa, 1914-40 10. China, 1911-49 11. The City, the Sterling area and Decolonisation 12. Conclusion

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GOR002066205
9780582209657
058220965X
British Imperialism-Crisis and Deconstruction 1914-1990 by P.J. Cain
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Pearson Education Limited
1993-06-14
352
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