Das heimliche Imperium: Die USA als moderne Kolonialmacht

The book sheds light on a less-discussed aspect of U.S. history. I'm curious what motivated the author to explore this particular angle.

Some sections made me reflect on how history is often overlooked or brushed aside. Did the book change how others view American imperialism?

With so many places and histories, I wonder what guided the selection process for the narratives in the book.