The American Empire

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The American Empire
• Author: Scott Nearing
• ISBN-13: 9789365612820
• Pages: 260
• Edition: First Edition (2026)
• Binding: Paperback
• Genre: Non-Fiction > Political Science > Economic History > American Imperialism & World Politics
• Recommended Age Group: 18+ years
• Reading Difficulty: Advanced
• Estimated Reading Time to Finish: 10–12 hours
• Price: ₹425/-

Description

The American Empire by Scott Nearing is a provocative and analytical examination of the rise of the United States as a global economic and political power. Written with historical depth and critical insight, the book traces the transformation of America from a republic founded on democratic ideals into a nation deeply shaped by industrial expansion, economic influence, and imperial ambition. Nearing explores the interplay between capitalism, territorial growth, labor, and global dominance, presenting a compelling critique of the structures that shaped modern American power.

Organized into thematic sections, the work examines major historical developments including westward expansion, industrialization, economic concentration, war, and international influence. Nearing’s analysis extends beyond political events to consider the economic foundations of empire, highlighting how wealth, corporate interests, and political authority intersect in the shaping of national and international policy. His arguments remain intellectually stimulating for readers interested in history, political economy, and critiques of imperialism.

This edition offers contemporary readers access to an influential work of political and economic commentary that continues to resonate in discussions of globalization, capitalism, and power structures. Ideal for students of history, political science, sociology, and economics, The American Empire encourages critical engagement with the historical forces that continue to shape international relations and modern society.

Key Features

• A critical study of American political and economic expansion.
• Explores the historical development of U.S. imperial influence.
• Examines capitalism, industrialization, and global power structures.
• Organized into thematic and historically grounded sections.
• Discusses labor, war, property, and economic authority.
• Valuable for students of political science and history.
• Encourages critical thinking about empire and globalization.
• Combines historical narrative with economic analysis.
• Relevant to studies of capitalism and international relations.
• A significant work of political and social commentary.

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• Year: 2026