Roads to American Empire: U.S. Military Public Works and Capitalist Transitions, 1898–1934.

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[Academic Paper] Roads to American Empire: U.S. Military Public Works and Capitalist Transitions, 1898–1934 (Justin F. Jackson) https://t.co/yGVVIuvMVF

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infrastructure as a factor in state formation and capitalist transition in these five different imperial spaces as a way to study U.S. empire, and its effects on foreign societies, https://t.co/NZAMQJrcaA @nikodem_szew @Piotr__Wojcik @a_leszczynski @edwinb

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RT @JamesParisot: 6: The American military built empire, often using local labor to build roads and infrastructure, facilitating harmony be…

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