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Ancient history

the interpretation of Roman expansion as a series of defensive reactions to threats rather than deliberate conquest.

In ancient history, defensive imperialism refers to the interpretation of Roman expansion as a series of defensive reactions to threats rather than deliberate conquest. This meaning comes from Frank (1914) in Roman imperialism.[1]

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References

Frank, T. (1914). Roman imperialism. Cooper Square Publishers. ISBN 9780548234624

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