Empires of Eurasia how imperial legacies shape international security

By:

Jeffrey Mankoff

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven Yale University Press 2022Description: xi, 371 pages: illustrations, maps; 25cmISBN:

9780300248258

Subject(s):

Imperialism--History

DDC classification:

320.95MAN

Summary: Russian Identity Between Empire and Nation -- Russia's Borderlands and the Territorialization of Identity -- Russia's Near Abroad and the Geopolitics of Empire -- Those Who Call Themselves Turks : Empire, Islam, and Nation -- On the Margins of the Nation and the State : Turkey's Kurdish Borderland -- The Geopolitics of the Post-Ottoman Space -- Iranian Identity and Iran's "Empire of the Mind" -- Iran's Borderlands : The Non-Persian Periphery -- Greater Iran (Iranzamin) and Iran's Imperial Imagination -- Civilization and Imperial Identity in China -- China's Inner Asian Borderlands -- Sinocentrism and the Geopolitics of Tianxia -- A World Safe for Empire?

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Russian Identity Between Empire and Nation -- Russia's Borderlands and the Territorialization of Identity -- Russia's Near Abroad and the Geopolitics of Empire -- Those Who Call Themselves Turks : Empire, Islam, and Nation -- On the Margins of the Nation and the State : Turkey's Kurdish Borderland -- The Geopolitics of the Post-Ottoman Space -- Iranian Identity and Iran's "Empire of the Mind" -- Iran's Borderlands : The Non-Persian Periphery -- Greater Iran (Iranzamin) and Iran's Imperial Imagination -- Civilization and Imperial Identity in China -- China's Inner Asian Borderlands -- Sinocentrism and the Geopolitics of Tianxia -- A World Safe for Empire?

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