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imperial turn: a standalone construct

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Historiography

the shift in historiography toward treating empire as central to the history of metropolitan nations rather than as an external matter.

In historiography, imperial turn refers to the shift in historiography toward treating empire as central to the history of metropolitan nations rather than as an external matter. This meaning comes from Burton (2003) in After the Imperial Turn.[1]

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References

Burton, A. (2003). After the Imperial Turn. Duke University Press. ISBN 9780822384397

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