Sentence examples for global imperial from inspiring English sources
The second thing I do in this book is use Goncharov's travelogue as a lens into global imperial history, showing the imperializing and globalizing world of the mid-19th century from a Russian perspective.
It must become more present in the global imperial enterprise.
Secondly, Britain's global imperial entanglements are simply too huge and varied a phenomenon to admit of a single evaluation.
11.24am: Amandine emails from the Indian Ocean, suggesting we turn the Olympics into a global imperial grudge match.
The English as India's colonizers harboured some resentment toward him, as he toppled one of the first dominoes in their global imperial regime.
This is most understandable from racialized people whose own lives are marked by the effects of global imperial projects.
The professor of global and imperial history at Copenhagen University is Stuart Ward, not Stuart Davies.
At Oxford, Orbey plans to pursue master's degrees in global and imperial history and in world literatures in English.
Stuart Ward, professor of global and imperial history at Copenhagen University, reminded us of this theory's several advocates, from Tom Nairn, writing presciently in 1977, to Linda Colley in her book Britons, published in 1992.
The narrative of Gauguin's life might make a Joseph Conrad novel, encompassing the global and imperial sprawl of 19th-century life, in which a corrupt yet brilliant man journeys to Paris, to provincial France and to the Pacific.
A distinguished group of contributors shows that the political culture of the Revolution emerged out of a long history of global commerce, imperial competition, and the movement of people and ideas in places as far flung as India, Egypt, Guiana, and the Caribbean.
