HSTY 2667: Politics and Cultures of US Imperialism
This unit examines: the expansion of US power overseas in
the twentieth century and its precursors in the nineteenth
century; political, economic and cultural forms of domination
and how these transformed both those societies overseas and
the US itself; the value of applying the concept of imperialism
to US power; the historiography of the US in the world.
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the course outline (pdf)
Download
2007 take-home exam (pdf)
Due at noon, Tuesday 30 October, at the SOPHI office.
Course coordinator:
Clare Corbould
Room: 851 Brennan
Phone: 9036 9662
Email: clare.corbould@arts.usyd.edu.au
Office hours: 2:30-3:30 Thursday or by appointment
Tutors
Ivan Coates: ivan.coates@arts.usyd.edu.au
Katie Slattery: katie_slattery@yahoo.com.au
Craig Turnbull: c.turnbull@unsw.edu.au
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