Late Imperialism—Fifty Years After Harry Magdoff’s The Age of Imperialism — John Bellamy Foster

Summary:
Important. This is a view of neoliberal globalization in terms of the history of imperialism and its financial and economic analysis. It emerges as a natural extension of liberal capitalism in the Western liberal ideology that came to dominate the world scene after the colonial period. Ironically, the practical application of this world view took place in the transition of America from a British colony to the first Western liberal democracy constructed in terms of Enlightenment philosophy and political theory.Ironically, American became the inheritor of the British imperial mantle post WWII, continuing the global dominance of sea power (thassalocracy) over land power (tellurocracy). Now land powers Russia and China are rising to challenge Anglo-American sea power. Also emerging is the

Topics:
Mike Norman considers the following as important: Harry Magdoff, imperialism, neo-imperialism, neocolonialism, Neoliberalism, V. I. Lenin

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