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Does the European Union consist of a new world power with imperial ambitions? That is what is asked before the decade of crises 2008-2018, but also later on. Was it and is it still an empire at all? This will be analyzed and discussed starting with "Real History" (Coming into Existence, structure, expansion, perceptions and reactions, decline and disintegration) accompanied by "Reception History" (successes and failures, imagined receptions, references, forerunners and historical consciousness, the Holy Roman Empire as predecessor?, historiographies, the Roman Empire, state of the art and historical comparisions) and followed by "First Assessments and possibles Developments" (Lisbon Strategy and Lisbon Treaty, the open question of the finalite politique, nation-states acting as EU-members in a globalized context, the NATO-, EU-Eastern enlargement and the relationship to Russia) and the question of what holds EU-Europe together (the inevitable categoric integration imperative Germany, German-French partnership as precondition, the integrated legal community, the Single Market, the Euro as anchor, the majority of Community institutions, non-contractual regulations, external crises as stimulators, the "migration crisis" as a forced solution and the social dimension). Urgent future tasks and the preconditions for the continued functioning of the EU are also analysed (credibility through compliance with the Treaty and strengthening of legitimacy, self-responsibility and solidarity as well as the overriding challenge of China).
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This handbook offers a comprehensive survey of the polity known as the Delian League, or the Athenian Empire. Founded under the leadership of Athens in 478 BCE and dissolved in the aftermath of the Peloponnesian War, it was one of the most distinctive imperial regimes of antiquity and a defining force in the political landscape of fifth-century Greece. This book
places the League within a comparative history of empires across the ancient world presents cutting-edge scholarship by an international group of both established experts and younger Researchers deals with source traditions, geopolitical settings, history, economic and political power structures, imperial society and culture, relations with external polities, as well as ancient opinions and receptions. It willserve as an authoritative reference for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the history of Athens and its empire, as well as the study of empires.2 262 kr
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Addressing urgent concerns in the study of US Empire, The US Empire Handbook synthesizes recent historical scholarship on the United States as an imperial power. The book probes fierce contestations over the place and meaning of empire in US history, which take place at a time when the United States is renegotiating its position as a leading actor on the world stage. Sixteen chapters authored by experts from North America and Europe provide crucial orientation to specialists and students alike.
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The empire of Mittani is known from the beginning of the fifteenth century BC. Its roots can be found in one of the previous Hurrian polities located in the Upper Khabur region. The kings of Mittani bear Indo-Aryan dynastic names, although the Mittanian elite and part of the population was Hurrian. Mittani conquered large territories along the Middle Tigris and the Middle Euphrates and in western Syria. After a series of conflicts with Egypt, the Mittanian rulers maintained strict diplomatic relations with the Pharaohs of the eighteenth dynasty. Mittani neighboured the Hittite kingdom that eventually conquered it at the middle of the fourteenth century BC. Although the capital, Washshukkanni, has not yet been fully investigated, texts and archaeological evidence from other sites allow to draw the system of governance of this state and its administrative structure.