9. Resource Use, Conservation, and the Environmental Limits of Anti-imperialism, c. 1890–1930

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction 1
5. PART I CONQUEST AND ANTICOLONIALISM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
6. 1. Imperialism and Nationalism in the Early American Republic 21
7. 2. Native Americans against Empire and Colonial Rule 41
8. 3. “The Imperialism of the Declaration of Independence” in the Civil War Era 59
9. PART II ANTI-IMPERIALISM AND THE NEW AMERICAN EMPIRE
10. 4. Anti-imperialism in the U.S. Territories after 1898 79
11. 5. U.S. Anti-imperialism and the Mexican Revolution 97
12. 6. Anti-imperialism, Missionary Work, and the King-Crane Commission 118
13. PART III THE EXTENT AND LIMITS OF ANTI-IMPERIALISM
14. 7. Global Anti-imperialism in the Age of Wilson 137
15. 8. Feminist Historiography, Anti-imperialism, and the Decolonial 153
16. 9. Resource Use, Conservation, and the Environmental Limits of Anti-imperialism, c. 1890–1930 167
17. PART IV ANTI-IMPERIALISM IN THE AGE OF AMERICAN POWER
18. 10. Promoting American Anti-imperialism in the Early Cold War 187
19. 11. Ruling-Class Anti-imperialism in the Era of the Vietnam War 202
20. 12. Whither American Anti-imperialism in a Postcolonial World? 219
21. Notes 243
22. Contributors 291
23. Index 293