“Abhorrence”

, 220

“Abstract deductive methods”

, 133

“Abstract labor”

, 84, 88, 89, 93n13, 95n24

Action

, 4, 53

Adams, John Quincy

, 187–188

Ad Hoc Committee on Conventional Weapons

, 219, 222, 223, 225, 225n15

“African colonial possessions”

, 43–44

African Party for Liberation of Guinea and Cape Verde

, 215

Age of revolution

, 11, 22, 26

constitutional thought

, 187–194

continuity of empire

, 194–198

political experiments

, 187–194

reading practice as theory

, 184–185

revolutionary moment

, 185–186

Allende, Salvador

, 215

Amsterdam Admiralty Court

, 241, 244, 245

Amsterdam College of the Admiralty Board

, 243–244

Anderson, Benedict

, 185–185

Anglo-Saxon

axis

, 145

leadership

, 142

race and culture

, 130

union

, 131

world

, 128

Anti-imperialism

, 183, 207

Anti-Semitism

, 41–43, 47–48, 102, 108

Anticolonial struggle

, 159, 162, 166, 177

Anticolonial thought

, 154, 177–178

Ardagh, Sir John

, 227n5

Arendt, Hannah

, 38

See also Hannah Arendt’s Historical method

Argentine Constitution (1853)

, 195

Artigas, José Gervasio

, 189, 196

“Balance of terror”

, 219

Bandung Conference

, 208, 215

“Barbarian” Manchu invaders

, 234, 246

Bell, Duncan

, 128

Black Atlantic empire

, 193

Black Skins, White Masks

, 156

Bolívar, Simón

, 189, 194, 196

Boomerang thesis

, 44

Boshuis

, 243–244

Bourdieu, Pierre

, 238–240

Boyer, Jean-Pierre

, 193

Braganza monarchy in Brazil

, 191

Brazilian Empire

, 191–192, 195

“British Confederation of Nations”

, 146

British Empire

, 23, 191

Burden of Our Time, The

, 59n1

Cabral, Amilcar

, 215–217

Capitalism

, 86–90

and value

, 67–70, 83–86

Capitalist value, genealogy of

, 73

commodity

, 73–74

“division of labor”

, 74

“equalization”

, 81

exchange-value-setting-labor

, 77, 78

“labor in general”

, 79

magical force

, 82

Marx and Franklin

, 75

Marx’s criticism

, 82–83

Smithian contradiction

, 80, 93n16

Tauschwert setzende Arbeit

, 76

Castro, Fidel

, 215

Chaǔi. See Jangryeol, Queen Dowager

Chayut, Noam

, 115–117

Choson Korea

, 247

debate on mourning ritual in

, 237

domestic/international bifurcation

, 236

17th century political and social elites

, 235

Chow, Rey

, 210

“Civic Imperialism”

, 132

Classic Marxist analysis

, 183

Colonial “antithesis”

, 197

Colonialism

, 43, 154, 157, 158, 160–162, 165, 208

Colonial paradox

, 156

Colonial relationship

, 159, 61, 163

Colonial struggle, Fanons’ experience in

, 158–160

Colonial subjectivity, Fanon’s theory of

, 160

Colonial subjects in British Empire

, 155

Commodities

, 68, 73–74

Compagnie van Verre

, 241–242

Conference of Government Experts on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapon

, 219

Confucian polity

, 237, 246

Confucian world, crisis of

, 245–250

Conjunctures

, 172–176

Constitutionalism

, 196

Constitutional thought

, 187–194

Constitution de la colonie française de Saint-Domingue

, 199n11

Constitutions and declarations of independence

, 185

Continuity

, 17, 182

of empire

, 22, 194–198

of historical time

, 45–46

See also Age of revolution

“Counterrevolution of slavery and racism”

, 197

Cuba

, 197

“Cultural history”

, 113, 114

Cultural sociology

, 154

Darstellung of system

, 71

Declaration on Human Rights in Armed Conflict

, 214

Decolonization

, 160, 162–164, 207, 213

“Democratic processes”

, 15

Dessalines, Jean-Jacques

, 192

Diasporic insights

, 167–169

Diplomatic Conferences

, 218, 206–207, 213, 217

Ad Hoc Committee on Conventional Weapons

, 219, 222, 223

Conference of Government Experts on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapon

, 219

contours of debate

, 219–220

delegate from Democratic Republic of Korea

, 224

delegate from Democratic Republic of Vietnam

, 224

Soviet delegate

, 220

United States delegate

, 220–221

Diplomatic Conferences on Reaffirmation and Development of International Humanitarian Law Applicable in Armed Conflict. See Diplomatic Conferences

Diplomatic history

, 19

Domestic/international bifurcation

, 236

Dominican Republic. See Republic of Spanish Haiti

Double consciousness

, 178n2

Draft Rules for the Limitation of Dangers Incurred by Civilian Population in Time of War (1956)

, 214

Dutch challenge to Spanish authority

, 241–245

Dutch nationalism

, 241

Economic chivalry

, 137

Economic nationality

, 141

1844 Manuscripts

, 73

Empire(s)

, 23, 24

black Atlantic empire

, 193

Brazilian Empire

, 191–192, 195

British Empire in Americas

, 191

Colonial subjects in British Empire

, 155

continuity of

, 194–198

expansionist policies

, 24–25

French Empire

, 156, 166, 169, 174, 192

historiography on US empire

, 187

informal empire

, 191

of law

, 212

of liberty

, 27

Spanish Americas, revolutions in

, 189

Spanish Empire

, 194

Encountering

, 158

Enlightenment histories

, 17, 18

Episteme

, 16–17, 21, 29

Epistemic ruptures

transboundary experiences of Fanon

, 155–176

transboundary experiences of Hall

, 165–176

“Equalization”

, 81

Eurocentric “hierarchizing frame of comparison”

, 210

Eurocentrism of international theory

, 129–130

European fascism

, 43

Exchange-value-positing-labor

, 83–84, 89

Exchange-value-setting-labor

, 77, 78, 82–83

Factual disagreements

, 104

Fanon, Frantz

, 154–155

anticolonial imagination

, 176

breaking with knowledge structures through practice

, 160–162

experiences in colonial struggle

, 158–160

Fanon’s theory of colonial subjectivity

, 160

language

, 178n1

practice against history

, 162–165

theorization of self-formation

, 178n2

transboundary experiences

, 155–158

Fascism

, 42–43, 112, 115

Federalism

, 190, 196

Figurative content

, 104

Florida Assembly

, 196–197

Foucault’s archeological approach

, 11, 16

Franco-Haitian Revolution

, 26

Franklin, Benjamin

, 75

French Empire

, 156, 157, 192, 194

French Revolution

, 26–27, 186

Genealogy

, 68–69

of capitalist value

, 73–83

General Assembly Resolutions on Friendly Relations

, 217

Geneva Conventions (1949)

, 3, 206, 209, 213, 218

Geneva Law. See Hague law

“German catastrophe”

, 111–114

German Ideology

, 73, 91–92n6

German particularism

, 114

Giddens, Anthony

, 183

Golden Law (1888)

, 195

Greater Britain

, 128, 131–133

Great War

, 144

Grotius, Hugo

, 209, 234

Grundrisse

, 71–72, 73

Hague Conferences (1899 and 1907)

, 210–213, 227n4

Hague law

, 213

Haitian independence

, 192–194

Hall’s theory

cultural theory

, 172–173

of identification

, 172

of subject-making

, 171

Hall, Stuart

, 154–155

anticolonial imagination

, 176

diasporic insights

, 167–169

identification and making of subject

, 169–172

ideology, conjunctures, and ruptures

, 172–176

transboundary experiences

, 165–167

Hannah Arendt’s historical method

, 54–55

“African colonial possessions”

, 43–44

analysis in terms of history

, 45–49

biological life needs

, 53

boomerang thesis

, 44

European fascism

, 43

fascism

, 42–43

German-American Jewish political theorist

, 38

historical-political work

, 52

historiographical method

, 54–55

international position

, 40–41

modern historiography

, 49–52

phenomenological analysis

, 53

political and historical thought

, 39

political consequences of nuclear annihilation

, 57

“Political fable”

, 56

political theory

, 42, 54

post-totalitarian alternatives

, 40

post-totalitarian world

, 56

The Origins of Totalitarianism

, 40, 43, 47

totalitarianism

, 44–45

Historical reinterpretation as strategic imperative

, 109–111

Historical sociology

, 10, 183, 186

Historicism

, 19, 103

Historicizing history/theory

, 21

age of revolution

, 22

concept of sovereignty

, 28

“empire of liberty”

, 27

empires

, 23

expansionist policies of empires

, 24–25

Franco-Haitian Revolution

, 26

freedom and empire

, 27

imperialism

, 28–29

modern episteme

, 29

principle of “occupation”

, 24

Historiography, modern

, 49–52

History

Arendt’s analysis

, 45–49

of colonialism and racial slavery

, 162–163

IR and

, 11–16, 21

modern discipline of

, 19

practice against

, 162–165

theorizing history/theory

, 16–21

between theory and practice

, 114–117

and theory relationship

, 2–5

Hobsbawm, Eric

, 183

Human condition

, 51, 53, 59

Hungu

, 246

Hyeonjong (King) (1641–1674)

, 246, 248

Hyojong (King) (1619–1659)

, 246, 248

Hyu, Yun

, 247

Identification and making of subject

, 169–172

Ideology

, 172–176

Illiad, The

, 57

Illuminations

, 52

“Imperial ambivalence”

, 211

Imperial expansion

, 188

Imperialism

, 28–29, 42–43, 196, 207, 209, 210, 211, 216, 217

Imperialists

, 218

Imperial origins of social and political thought

Foucault’s archeological approach

, 11

historicizing history/theory

, 21–29

history and IR

, 11–16

modern episteme

, 11

theorizing history/theory

, 16–21

theory and history

, 10

Imperial unity

, 143

“Industrial organism”

, 136

Industry and Trade (IT)

, 134, 137, 140, 142, 144

Informal empire

, 28, 191

Inseon (Queen) (1619–1674)

, 249

Internalizing

, 158

International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC)

, 214, 218–219, 224

International Conference of Experts in Support of Victims of Colonialism and Apartheid in Southern Africa

, 217

International humanitarian law

, 206, 208, 219, 225

Internationalist nationalism

, 215

International law

, 28, 208

International Relations (IR)

, 10, 11, 28, 129–130, 182

history and

, 11–16, 21

“Invention into existence”

, 163

ius ad bello

, 209

ius in bello

, 209

Jamaican Letter

, 190, 198n9

Jamaica Tribune

, 194

Jangryeol, Queen Dowager

, 246, 249–250

Jefferson, Thomas

, 187

Jewish Palestine (1942–1943)

, 100

anti-Semitism

, 102

figurative content

, 104

Friedrich Meinecke

, 103

historical reinterpretation as strategic imperative

, 109–111

history between theory and practice

, 114–117

Ma’arakhot

, 100, 101

Meinecke’s “German catastrophe”

, 111–114

Shoah

, 104–109

utile form

, 101

“Juridically organized exclusion”

, 208

Koryo (918–1392) dynasty

, 247

“Labor-power”

, 93n16, 93–94n18

Labor

, 65, 86–90

Labor theory of value (LTV)

, 5, 64, 90n1

capitalism

, 67–70, 86–90

“form of value” under capitalism

, 83–86

genealogy of capitalist value

, 73–83

generalizing theory

, 66

labor

, 65, 86–90

value

, 65, 67–70, 86–90

See also Marx, Karl

Late-Victorian empire

, 131–133

Late-Victorian worlds

, 128

Eurocentrism of international theory

, 129–130

Greater Britain

, 131–133

late-Victorian empire

, 131–133

missing economists

, 131–133

neoclassical synthesis

, 130

political economy

, 129

Laws of war

, 206

Diplomatic Conferences

, 218–224

national liberation movements

, 213–217

superfluous injury and unnecessary suffering

, 209–213

Li

, 247

Life of the Mind, The

, 56–57

Locke, John

, 240

Long Distance Company. See Compagnie van Verre

Louverture, Toussaint

, 192, 193, 196

Ma’arakhot

, 100, 101, 117–118n1

Marshall’s economics

, 133

biological analogy, competition, and character

, 134–142

Great Anglosaxondom and preserving empire

, 142–146

Industry and Trade

, 134

Principles of Economics

, 133–134

Marx, Karl

, 2, 5, 64–67, 129

and capitalism

, 81

as genealogist

, 70–73

See also Labor theory of value (LTV)

“Mass machiavellism”

, 113

Meinecke, Friedrich

, 103–104

“German catastrophe”

, 111–114

Methodological nationalism

, 169, 236–241

Microeconomic theory

, 67–68

Ming dynasty

, 234, 237

fall of

, 245–246, 251

Ming Legal Code

, 248

“Modern” nation-state

, 183

Monroe Doctrine

, 187–188

Monroe, James

, 187–188

Multicentric imperial polity

, 188

Multiculturalism

, 167

“Multiform standardization” techniques

, 145

Mutua, Makau

, 208

Namin

, 247–249

Napoleon’s occupation of Portugal

, 191

“Nation-form”

, 185, 186

National liberation

, 214

movements

, 213–217, 226n3

National Liberation Front (FLN)

, 159

Nazi extermination camps

, 45–46

Neo-Confucianism

, 247

Neoclassical economics

, 87

Neoclassical synthesis

, 130

Neue Marx-Lektüre (NML). See Value-form theory (VFT)

“Never-quite-belonging”, Hall’s experience of

, 167

New International Economic Order

, 217

Newly decolonized states

, 226n3

1907 Hague Convention IV (Article 22)

, 207, 210

1977 Protocol Additional I

, 206, 207

Nomothetic approach

, 12

“Noncontiguous representative polity”

, 132

One-drop rule

, 196

Origins of Totalitarianism, The

, 40, 42, 43, 47

Palmer, R. R.

, 185

Peace

, 214

“Peace pact”

, 187

Pedro, Prince Regent Dom

, 191

Pétion, Alexandre

, 194

Political economy

, 69–70, 92n8, 129

Political experiments

, 187–194

“Political fable”

, 56

Political realism

, 42, 102, 116

Political science

, 20, 45, 130

Political theory

, 42, 54

history/theory

, 2–5

social scientists

, 2

theory-practice

, 5

Political wars

, 57

Portuguese carrack

, 234

Post-totalitarian world

, 56

Post-Zionists

, 42

Power

, 239

Practically abstract labor

, 95n24

Practice

breaking with knowledge structures through

, 160–162

against history

, 162–165

reading

, 184–185

theory and

, 114–117

Prince Maurice of Nassau

, 244

Principle of “occupation”

, 24

Principles of Economics

, 133–134

“Problem of history”

, 15

Procedural-methodological disagreements

, 104

Prohibited Methods of Warfare (Article 14)

, 214

Protestant Reformation

, 234, 236, 241

“Public conscience”

, 220

Qi

, 247

Qing dynasty

, 234, 241

Race/racism

, 42–43, 165, 166, 174

racial hierarchy

, 183

racialization

, 165

racial slavery

, 162

Rainsford, Michael

, 193

Ranciére, Jacques

, 207

Reading practice as theory

, 184–185

Republicanism

, 196

Republic of Spanish Haiti

, 193

Revolutionary moment

, 185–186

Revolutionary network

, 226n1

Revolution in Saint-Domingue

, 192

“Rubrics of rule”

, 206

Ruptures

, 172–176

Santa Catarina (Portuguese carrack)

, 234, 243

defense of Santa Catarina’s seizure

, 236–237

1603 seizure

, 241, 244

Saint-Domingue

, 195

French colony of

, 192

restoration of French imperial authority

, 192–193

revolution in

, 192

Santo Domingo

, 195

Spain’s recolonization

, 194

Spanish colony of

, 193

Sarim

, 246, 247

Schism

, 27, 114, 191

Self-determination

, 103, 141, 155, 213, 215

Seven Years War (1756–1763)

, 24, 25

Shoah

, 104

European intellectual traditions

, 105

Rubashov’s interpretive framework

, 107

self-defense

, 109

“unmasterability” of

, 106

Yishuv

, 108

Slavery

, 27, 142, 188, 195, 196

Smith, Adam

, 144

Social and political theory

history/theory

, 2–5

social scientists

, 2

theory-practice

, 5

Social classes

, 238–239

Social science

, 12–14, 20, 45, 47

Social system creation

, 239

Social theory

history/theory

, 2–5

social scientists

, 2

theory-practice

, 5

Sociological imagination

, 166

Sohyeon, Crown Prince

, 248

Soin

, 247–249

sŏja

, 251

Sovereign societies

, 235

Confucian world crisis

, 245–250

Dutch challenge to Spanish authority

, 241–245

methodological nationalism

, 236–241

state-centrism, limits of

, 236–241

Sovereignty

, 182, 190–191, 195, 197

Spanish Americas, revolutions in

, 189

Spanish colony of Santo Domingo

, 193

Spanish Empire

, 190, 194

State-centrism, limits of

, 236–241

State formation

, 183

St. Petersburg Declaration (1868)

, 210, 211, 227n4

Subject-making, Hall’s theory of

, 171

“Subversive representations”

, 173

Superfluous injury and unnecessary suffering

history

, 209–213

national liberation movements

, 213–217

prohibition against

, 206

Systemic racial violence

, 192

Tauschwert setzende Arbeit

, 76, 82

Tempest, The

, 56–57

Temporal single-sector interpretation (TSSI)

, 90n3

Thatcherism

, 167, 173, 175

Thawara al-Kubra

, 100–101

Theories of Surplus Value

, 91n6

Theorizing history/theory

, 16–21

Theory

historicizing history/theory

, 21–29

and history relationship

, 2–5

and practice

, 5, 114–117

reading practice as

, 184–185

theorizing history/theory

, 16–21

theory-practice

, 5

See also Labor theory of value (LTV)

“Third World”

, 226n1

Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL)

, 208

Time-honored historical method

, 184

Totalitarianism

, 39, 44–45, 47–49

Trans-continental composite polity

, 132

Transboundary experiences

, 4, 154

of Fanon

, 155–165

of Hall

, 165–176

“Transnational culture of Third World liberation”

, 207

Transnational forces

, 240

“Transnational idiom”

, 215

Treaty of Chateau-Cambrésis

, 241

Tricontinental Conference

, 215

“Typical of imperialism”

, 244

United Dutch East India Company. See Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC)

United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization

, 217

United Provinces

17th century political and social elites

, 235

domestic/international bifurcation

, 236

emergence

, 241

free seas discussion in

, 237

UNSCG

, 227n8

Utile form

, 101, 108–109

Value-form theory (VFT)

, 85–87, 95n23

Value

, 86–90

capitalism and

, 67–70

form under capitalism

, 83–86

theory

, 90n3

Value theory of labor. See Labor theory of value (LTV)

van Heemskerck, Jacob

, 234, 240, 242–244

van Neck, Jacob

, 242

Varnhagen, Rahel

, 41

Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC)

, 243–244

War of American Independence

, 25

War of Spanish Succession (1702–1713)

, 25

Wars of decolonization

, 214

Weapon development

, 213

“Weapon of theory”

, 216

“Web of human relationships”

, 53

Weltanschauung

, 185

Western Hemisphere

, 3, 182, 188, 190, 195, 197

Haiti

, 193

revolutionary powers of

, 187

Wretched of the Earth, The

, 159, 160

Xi, Zhu

, 247

Yangban

, 248, 249

Yishuv

, 100, 101

Zalman Rubashov (Shazar)

, 100

Zionists

, 107, 218

Zur Kritik

, 71–72, 86, 92n7, 93n13

See also Labor theory of value (LTV)

Zur Kritik der Politischen Ökonomie

, 71–72