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Nomaden, Reiche, Staaten

Ursprünge imperialer Ideologie innerhalb der westlichen Hegemonie

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Ideologien in der Weltpolitik

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Die westliche Welt, die den Kern der internationalen Gemeinschaft bildet, wird gerne so vorgestellt, als ob sie alle Frühformen der Außenbeziehungen, wie etwa kriegerisch-nationale Gegensätze oder den Imperialismus, hinter sich gelassen hätte. Man könnte dies natürlich auch einfach umkehren und behaupten, dass all dies in Wirklichkeit gerade Imperialismus — bzw. heutzutage: „Empire“ — ist.

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van der Pijl, K. (2004). Nomaden, Reiche, Staaten. In: Giesen, KG. (eds) Ideologien in der Weltpolitik. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87372-9_2

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