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Green imperialism (also called eco-imperialism, eco-colonialism, or environmental imperialism) is a derogatory epithet alluding to what is perceived as a Western strategy to influence the internal affairs of mostly developing nations in the name of environmentalism .
The depressions of the 1860s and 1870s in Britain, she argues, initiated the push into a new form of imperialism: Imperialist expansion had been touched off by a curious kind of economic crisis, the overproduction of capital and the emergence of ‘superfluous’ money, the result of oversaving, which could no longer find productive investment within the national borders.
Imperialism is a policy or ideology of extending the rule over peoples and other countries, for extending political and economic access, power and control, often through employing hard power, especially military force, but also soft power. It should not be confused with the largely Marxist theory of imperialism, which is concerned with the ...
Imperialism in Asia may refer to: empires in Asia, see List of empires. Achaemenid Empire. Sasanian Empire. Chinese Empire. Maurya Empire. Chola Empire. Gupta Empire. Mongol Empire.
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Control of the New World is not relevant for the victory condition. Differences from Imperialism I. The main novelty in Imperialism II compared to its predecessor, is the addition of the New World, which is unknown and has to be explored. Unlike in Imperialism I, only part of the world is visible at the start and this part is the Old World.
