Barlow (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1997), 1-20; Ilya Gerasimov, Sergey Glebov, and Marina Mogilner, "The
Postimperial Meets the Postcolonial: Russian Historical Experience and the Postcolonial Moment," Ab Imperio 14, 2 (2013): 97-135.
"From Algos to Autonomos: Nostalgic Eastern Europe as
Postimperial Mania." In Post-Communist Nostalgia, edited by Maria Todorova and Zsuzsa Gille, 17-27.
Ireland's British problem was totally ignored by the fanatical Brexiteers, still suffering from their
postimperial hangover.
The British blitz spirit, complete with
postimperial baggage, limps on.
De manera que es de utilidad pensar en una antropologia
postimperial que desarticule la clasificacion entre el yo antropologico y el otro etnografico (Kearney 2003).
Neither of the two alternatives to EU membership presented in the Brexit referendum -- an inward-looking, protectionist "Little England," or a
postimperial "Anglosphere" based on the "special relationship" with America and the Commonwealth -- is turning out to be economically feasible or politically attractive to voters.
Professor emerita at North Carolina A & T State University, Michele Levy has publisher on major Russian and European writers and, since 2000, on postcolonial and
postimperial issues in Balkan culture.
The foreign policy of the contemporary United States is often portrayed as a continuation of its grand strategy during World War II and the Cold War, posits Professor Michael Lind in American Visions of a
Postimperial World.
Written at a time Britain was involved in negotiating and redefining its
postimperial identity, Possession, like many other novels in that period, falls back on the memory of ancestors.