Global and textual webs in an age of transnational capitalism; or, what isn't new about Empire.
The article offers a postcolonial historicization of contemporary globalization theory, by suggesting that the densely networked British empire of the end of the nineteenth century anticipated the interconnected and mediatized world which we inhabit today.
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Taylor and Francis
2004
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