An edition of Law and imperialism
(2009)
Law and imperialism
criminality and constitution in colonial India and Victorian England
by Preeti Nijhar
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Administration of Criminal justice, Colonies, Criminal law, Constitutional law, History, Criminal law, india, Criminal law, europe, history, Criminal justice, administration of, Constitutional law, great britain, India, history, british occupation, 1765-1947, India, social conditions, Great britain, social conditions, Criminal law, great britain, Great britain, colonies, Social aspectsPlaces
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Table of Contents
Imperial miasma
Theory and the construction of unequal colonial identities
Imagery and law in the creation of identities
Scientific racism and the constitution of difference
The 'ethic' as a component of the 'criminal' class
Imposing colonial legal identities in India
Constructing the Sansi as a 'criminal' class
Imperial reflections : a compelling insistence.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 191-212) and index.
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