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約翰·達爾文的興趣在於帝國的曆史，既包括它們的興起，也包括它們的衰落。他寫瞭大量關於英帝國衰落的文章，他如今在劍橋教授帝國史和全球史，是納菲爾德學院的研究員。
- 曆史
- history
- 世界史
- Empire
- 帝國史
- History
- 艷情史派
- 國際關係
Was Europe's domination of the modern international order the inevitable rise of a superior civilization or the piratical hijacking of an evolving world system? A little of both, and a lot of neither, this ambitious comparative study argues—because world history's real center of gravity sits in Eurasia. Historian Darwin (The End of the British Empire) contends that an ascendant Western imperialism was a sideshow to vast, wealthy and dynamic Asian empires—in China, Mughal India, the Ottoman Middle East and Safavid Iran—which proved resistant to Western encroachment and shaped the world into the 21st century. Europe's overseas colonial empires as well as the expansions of the United States across North America and Russia across Siberia—was not inevitable, but rather a slow, fitful and often marginal enterprise that didn't accelerate until the mid-19th century. Darwin analyzes the technological, organizational and economic advantages Europeans accrued over time, but shows how dependent their success was on the vagaries of world trade (the driving force of modern imperialism, in his account) and the internal politics of the countries they tried to control. Nicely balanced between sweeping overview and illuminating detail, this lucid survey complicates and deepens our understanding of modern world history.
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China was a victim of its own success-high-level equilibrium became the trap.
评分China was a victim of its own success-high-level equilibrium became the trap.
评分單從讀者的角度來說讀得太痛苦。部分論證不太讓人信服。
评分China was a victim of its own success-high-level equilibrium became the trap.
评分Extremely writtern
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