Imperialism Reading Group Ping!

We are at the end of Superimperialism! Here's a few weeks to catch up, rest, and recharge.

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I enjoyed this. I don't quite agree with Hudson:s persistent focus on monetary Imperialism, nor with his conclusions about the Soviet economy, the drive towards World War II, and other conclusions that come from his over-emphasis, but this was absolutely a valuable method for looking into one factor of the modern US Empire and how it functions. I think one of the issues I ran into was the financial jargon, I was able to follow for the most part but Hudson lost me here or there along the way.

Thanks for hosting this! As for suggestions, I don't have any specific for the Middle East, but would love to read about it to help follow the current situation much bettee. It's clearly a gap in my knowledge.

Been busy and still finishing Imperialism but will try to read through this as well before we move to the next book!

epilogue? Never seen it on prolewiki library version I've been reading from.