Empires in World History: Power and the Politics of Difference
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Empires in World History: Power and the Politics of Difference

by Frederick Cooper, Jane Burbank

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A wide-ranging study of empires in world history, examining how power was organized and how political difference shaped imperial rule across societies and eras.

ISBN-13 9780691152363 ASIN 0691152365 Views 293 Publisher Princeton University Press Year 2011 Edition Illustrated Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 528 Created April 27, 2026 Updated October 16, 2026
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Empires in World History examines the role of empire in shaping the past and organizing political power.

The book focuses on the politics of difference, highlighting how empires addressed distinctions among the peoples and societies they governed.

Frederick Cooper and Jane Burbank offer a comparative perspective on imperial power across world history.

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