Postimperialism and World Politics

DAVID G. BECKER is Associate Professor of Government at Dartmouth College. He is the author of The New Bourgeoisie and the Limits of Democracy (1983) and coauthor of Postimperialism (1987).RICHARD L. SKLAR is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of California, Los Angeles and has taught at universities in Nigeria, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. He is past president of the African Studies Association. His publications include Corporate Power in an African State (1975), Postimperialism (with three coauthors, 1987), and African Politics and Problems in Development (1991).

• Foreword by Gerard Chaliand Introduction by David G. Becker and Richard L. Sklar Postimperialism: Concepts and Implications by Richard L. Sklar Postimperialism and Realism in Theories of International Relations by David G. Becker Mergers, Markets, and the Transformation of International Law by Scott R. Bowman The Production of Culture in the Postimperialist Era: The World versus Hollywood? by Harvey B. Feigenbaum Economic Globalization and Political Action: The Working Class in Industrialized Democracies by Frank Myers Is History Repeating Itself?: The Political Economy of Eastern Europe in the Interwar and Postcommunist Eras by Jeffrey S. Kopstein and Stephen E. Hanson Postimperialism Postponed: Foreign Investment and Political Change in Cuba by Jonathan Rosenberg The Managerial Bourgeoisie: Capital Accumulation, Development, and Democracy by John J. Quinn From Imperialism to Postimperialism: An Early Mexican Response to Transnational Capitalism by Arturo Grunstein The Mexican Revolution as a Province of Postimperialism by Keith A. Haynes The Open Door, Imperialism, and Postimperialism: Origins of U.S. Twentieth Century Foreign Relations, Circa 1900 by Martin J. Sklar Postimperialism: An Annual Report by David G. Becker Bibliography Index