Colonialism

Economic Hit Men: A Critical Examination of global empire, exploitation, and manipulation in Ecuador, Panama, and beyond.

British investments in China between 1865-1914, facilitated by control over Hong Kong and Imperial Maritime Customs system, highlight complex interplay of economic, military, and diplomatic factors.

Explore the early years of international trade and investment, marked by geographical distance, differing legal systems, and uncoordinated accounting practices, leading to a reliance on external intervention.

An in-depth examination of the establishment and disillusionment with New Orleans, a French colony in North America during the 18th century.

The Dutch East India Company's (VOC) rise to power in the 17th century marked a significant turning point in global history as European powers asserted their influence across the world.

Learn about the Dutch East India Company's early struggles and successes in establishing a global trading empire in 17th century Asia.

Discover how the rise of the United East India Company shaped global commerce, European expansion, and colonialism in the 17th century through strategic calculations, technological advancements, and economic interests.

Potosí was a major mining center that fueled Spain's wealth but came at a great cost in terms of labor exploitation, demographic decline, and environmental degradation.

Explore the Conquest and Legacy of Pizarro, including the discovery of Cerro Rico mountain and its impact on the global economy.