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I’ll throw in my suggestion of Imperialism in the Twenty First Century by John Smith. It is a bit dense and a bit heavy on the data side but it is an illuminating read.

Here’s some history, some advanced level theory, from this study plan I made:

• Joshua Bloom - Black Against Empire A book about the history of the Black Panthers and their suppression by the US police state.
• Zak Cope - Divided world divided class. A look at the imperialist division of the world, and modern class politics of the imperial-core labor aristocracy.
• John Smith - Imperialism in the 21st century. An update to Lenin’s imperialism, this is an advanced level book that shows how imperialism functions in the era of neoliberal globalization and transnational corporations.
• Walter Rodney - How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Audiobook An excellent overview on the colonial subjugation of Africa by Europe.
• Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz - An indigenous people’s history of the US.. A detailed and heart-wrenching history of the genocide, conquest, and settler colonialism perpetrated against native peoples in the US, and the theory and perfection of the US’s settler colonialist strategies.