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1. The Myth of Security through Expansion
2. Three Theories of Overexpansion
3. Germany and the Pattern of Late Development
4. Japan's Bid for Autarky
5. Social Imperialism in Victorian Britain
6. Soviet Politics and Strategic Learning
7. America's Cold War Consensus
8. Overexpansion: Origins and Antidotes
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Norm Weagant
reviewed Myths of Empire: Domestic Politics and International Ambition on June 07, 2014
Myths of Empire
Excellent introduction and analysis of the presence of child soldiers in the conflicts of the emerging nations. I felt that Signer does a very good job of explaining what conditions result in childern going to war, how they are indoctrinated and used, and why their presence in the conflict zones tend to lengthen and intensify those conflicts.
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