The Age of Globalization
Mentioned once across 1 show · first heard Jun 2026 on Behind the Bastards.
global politicshistory19th century
The general take
The Behind the Bastards host uses The Age of Globalization as a historical source to explore how colonized peoples turned imperial tools against empires themselves, connecting anarchist prisoners, Paris intellectuals, Cuban agitators, and Philippine nationalists through that lens. The book appears to function as a research foundation for understanding 19th-century resistance movements rather than being evaluated as a work itself.
Who said what
- BT
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…discussing late 19th century globalization of resistance networks
“In this episode, using the research of historian Bandit Anderson in Chapter 5 of The Age of Globalization, I want to look at this period in history where the tools of empire were appropriated by the very people the empire sought to suppress, to link anarchist prisoners in Montjuice to intellectuals in Paris to agitators in Cuba to nationalists in the Philippines.”
Behind the Bastards — It Could Happen Here Weekly 236at 1:42:00
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