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An Overview of the History of American Imperialism and the American Security State,merican society and overseas, but also how America itself became aware of those tendencies and became critical of its oppressive potential at home and abroad, or fostered reactions against that criticism. The negative critiques of the state’s oppressive tendencies typically focus on how the expansio

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,The First Postwar Security State Invasion Films, 1950–1956,y image of democracy” (4). The films in this chapter reflect this process as if to prove Robert Corber’s thesis from . . discussed in the previous chapter, that the seeds of the Cold War consensus’ dissolution were sown by the period itself.

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Invasion Films and the 1990s Interregnum,ans were facing the possibility that the current younger generation—Generation X—would be the first in decades to enjoy less material benefit than the preceding generations. Categories of truth and ethics being destabilized at the same time as the economy was under duress would make finding solution

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Introduction,ional organisms united under a single logic of rule. This new global form of sovereignty is what we call empire.” Thus, “in contrast to imperialism, Empire establishes no territorial center of power and does not rely on fixed boundaries or barriers. It is a decentered and deterritorializing apparatu

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An Overview of the History of American Imperialism and the American Security State,tion. The chapter then moves on to describe how this sense of purpose eventually leads to a non-colonialist type of neo-imperialism that informs the rise of the U.S. security state after World War II, as America takes the place of the British Empire as a global leader. This brief history is necessar