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Book SynopsisIn Occupation, Eric Carlton explores the methods employed by dominant powers to ensure their supremacy and considers the critical relationship between military authority and civilian population.
Table of ContentsForeword, Introduction: Ideology and control, 1 Analyses of power, 2 Assimilation: The expedient policies of the Roman Empire, 3 Re-education: British colonialism in India, 4 Culturation: The neo-colonialism of the United States in Latin America, 5 Reconstitutionalization: The Macedonian Empire of Alexander the Great, 6 Malintegration: Japan and the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, 7 Arbitrary repression: Mussolini and the Italian African Empire, 8 Exploitation: The Spanish in Peru, 9 Subjugation: Europeans and the indigenes of North America, 10 Depredation: The Assyrians and population transfer, 11 Selective control: Nazi non-Eastern occupation policies, 12 Extermination: Nazi policies and practices in the ‘East’, 13 Excursus: The Holocaust and the SS intelligentsia, 14 Afterthoughts on models and morality, Postscript: The Iraqi occupation of Kuwait, Bibliography, Index
