"Grew out of a dissertation submitted in 1955 for the doctorate in history at Columbia University."
Bibliography
Bibliography: pages 262-275.
Contents
Social-imperialism -- Social-Darwinism: Benjamin Kidd and Karl Pearson -- A party of national efficiency: the Liberal-Imperialists and the Fabians -- Joseph Chamberlain's 'squalid argument' -- Social-imperialism of the Tariff Reform League -- Fabianism and liberal-imperialism, 1903-1914 -- Two imperialisms -- Sir Halford Mackinder: theorist of imperialism -- Viscount Milner: social-imperial idealist -- William Cunningham: national economist -- Sir William Ashley as 'socialist of the chair' -- Lord Roberts and Robert Blatchford.
