Career of Empire: America and Imperial Expansion Over Land and Sea

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By George Liska

Johns Hopkins, 1978, 360 pp

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A continuation of the author's abstruse and difficult analysis of the fundamental characteristics of international relations. This study is broader than the title suggests, being a threefold comparison of the Roman, British and American Empires.

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