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The Heyday of the Empire-System: The Rise and Fall of a Systemic Order, 1856-1955

By Jan Eijking (Contribution by), Ellen Jenny Ravndal (Contribution by), Edward Keene (Contribution by), Tamás Peragovics (Contribution by), Viktor Friedmann (Contribution by), David L. Blaney (Contribution by), Joseph MacKay (Contribution by), Kerrin Langer (Contribution by), Nikolaos Mavropoulos (Contribution by), Tobias Lemke (Contribution by), Sindre Gade Viksand (Contribution by), Lucian Ashworth (Contribution by), Ritambhara Malaviya (Contribution by), Thomas Müller (Editor), Daniel Green (Editor)
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By Jan Eijking (Contribution by), Ellen Jenny Ravndal (Contribution by), Edward Keene (Contribution by), Tamás Peragovics (Contribution by), Viktor Friedmann (Contribution by), David L. Blaney (Contribution by), Joseph MacKay (Contribution by), Kerrin Langer (Contribution by), Nikolaos Mavropoulos (Contribution by), Tobias Lemke (Contribution by), Sindre Gade Viksand (Contribution by), Lucian Ashworth (Contribution by), Ritambhara Malaviya (Contribution by), Thomas Müller (Editor), Daniel Green (Editor)
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This volume charts the rise and fall of a distinct empire-system in the period between the end of the Crimean War in 1856 and the Bandung Conference in the 1955.

The Heyday of the Empire System argues that the late 19th and early 20th centuries were defined by the coexistence, competition and hybridization of imperial and state logics. Rather than a simple story of empire’s decline and the nation state’s rise, it reveals a multi phase transition in which empires not only persisted but inte...

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