Alibis of empire Henry Maine and the ends of liberal imperialism
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TextPublication details: Princeton Princeton University Press 2010Description: x,269p. 24 cmISBN: - 9788178242873
- 325.32 22 MA-A
- JC359 .M277 2010
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| 325.32 DI- Discovering imperialism social democracy to world war I | 325.32 HA-E Empire | 325.32 JA-P Postcolonial subject claiming politics/governing others in late modernity | 325.32 MA-A Alibis of empire Henry Maine and the ends of liberal imperialism | 325.32 MU-E Enlightenment against empire | 325.32 NO-M Marxist Theories of Imperialism a history | 325.32 SA-C Culture and imperialism |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [189]-253) and index.
Introduction. The ideological origins of indirect rule -- Ch. 1. The crisis of liberal imperialism -- Ch. 2. Inventing traditional society : empire and the origins of social theory -- Ch. 3. Codification in the East and West -- Ch. 4. The nineteenth-century debate on property -- Ch. 5. Native society in crisis : conceptual foundations of indirect rule -- Coda. Liberalism and empire reconsidered.
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