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The 55 pages that link to Imperialism, each with the reason it gives.

• ColonialismCompared with: Imperialism names broader expansion of power; colonialism often involves direct territorial control.

• NationalismCompared with: Nationalist self-rule often arose in opposition to imperial domination.

• Ethnic nationalismCompared with: Multiethnic empires challenge the idea that each nation should have a state of its own.

• Anti-imperialismCompared with: It names the domination that anti-imperialism opposes.

• HegemonyCompared with: Imperialism centers on external expansion, while hegemony can operate within a society or across an order.

• August BebelCompared with: Bebel condemned colonial expansion, contrasting socialist internationalism with imperial policy.

• EurasianismCompared with: Critics ask whether Eurasianist unity obscures unequal relations within Russia’s historical sphere.

• Eisenhower DoctrineCompared with: Critics viewed unilateral intervention as projecting U.S. dominance rather than simply resisting communism.

• Antonio NegriCompared with: Negri distinguishes contemporary Empire from imperialism centered on rival nation-states.

• Religious warCompared with: Imperial interests can explain campaigns whose public language invokes religious duty.

• National liberalismCompared with: National sovereignty can support self-rule, while imperialism subordinates other nations to a dominant state.