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100 1 $aJohnson, Robert,$d1967-
245 10 $aBritish imperialism /$cRobert Johnson.
260 $aNew York :$bPalgrave Macmillan,$c2003.
300 $axv, 284 p. :$bmaps ;$c23 cm.
440 0 $aHistories and controversies
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 257-276) and index.
505 0 $aThe British Empire in 1815 -- British India, c.1757-1947 -- European possessions in Africa, 1914 -- Introduction: what was British imperialism? -- What was the nature of imperialism in the early nineteenth century? -- Continuities and change -- Slavery and anti-slavery in the West Indies -- The imperialism of free trade -- What was the nature of British rule in India, c.1770-1858? -- Imperial ideology and the 'Age of Reform': Orientalism and Anglicisation -- The Indian Mutiny: rebellion or war of independence? -- British rule in India: conclusions -- 'New Imperialism' and 'Gentlemanly Capitalism': did the flag follow trade? -- Interpretations on the extension of formal rule -- Metropolitan-core and periphery models of 'New Imperialism' -- Recent debates on economics and imperialism -- Revision of the Cain and Hopkins thesis -- What were the motives and effects of colonisation and migration? -- Colonies of settlement: Australia, New Zealand, Canada and South Africa -- Motives for migration -- The development of the colonies after c.1850 -- Migrant labour within the Empire -- Collaboration and resistance: was the Empire held by coercion or co-operation? -- Imperialism and coercion -- Collaboration or 'sub-imperialism'? -- Resistance -- Collaboration and resistance: conclusions -- Colonial discourse: was there an ideology of imperialism? -- The language of power -- Post-colonial theory -- Missionaries: ideologues of imperialism? -- Ideologies and identities -- Was the British Empire racialist or racist? -- Stereotyping the coloniser and the colonised -- Segregation, class and identity -- Race and Empire: conclusions -- What was the significance of gender to British imperialism? -- 'No place for a woman'? -- Women and post-colonial theory -- Women as symbols -- Women and imperialism: conclusions -- The Great War: watershed or continuity? -- The contribution of India -- Australia and Gallipoli -- Canada and New Zealand -- South Africa and the campaigns in Africa -- Ireland and the Easter Rising -- War and Empire: conclusions -- How did British imperialism meet the challenges of the inter-war years? -- The controversy of the Amritsar Massacre -- Gandhi and the Indian National Congress -- The dominions -- The Middle East -- The British economy and imperial defence -- The challenges to imperialism: conclusions -- What effect did the Second World War have on British imperialism? -- India and Burma -- Africa and the Middle East -- The dominions -- Nemesis of Empire? -- Decolonisation after 1945: how did British imperialism end? -- Decolonisation in Asia -- Decolonisation in Africa -- Decolonisation of the islands and the Suez crisis -- The Commonwealth -- What was the cultural legacy of imperialism? -- Popular imperialism -- Education, literature and film -- Architecture: a reciprocal influence -- Sport and the Empire -- Democracy and imperialism -- The effects of imperialism on Britain -- Ex imperio immigration.
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