Articles and chapters in edited collections
Abdullah, Ibrahim, ‘Profit versus Reproduction: Labor Protests in the Sierra Leonean Iron-Ore Mines, 1933–38’, African Studies Review, 35:3 (1992), 13–41.
Abdullah, Ibrahim, ‘Rethinking African Labour and Working Class History: The Artisan Origins of the Sierra Leonean Working Class’, Social History, 23:1 (1998), 80–96.
Abdullah, Ibrahim, ‘Rethinking the Freetown Crowd: The Moral Economy of the 1919 Strikes and Riot in Sierra Leone’, Canadian Journal of African Studies, 28:2 (1994), 196–218.
Adas, Michael, ‘From Avoidance to Confrontation: Peasant Protest in Precolonial and Colonial Southeast Asia’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 23:2 (1981), 217–47.
Adas, Michael, ‘From Footdragging to Flight: The Evasive History of Peasant Avoidance Protest in South and South-east Asia’, The Journal of Peasant Studies, 13:2 (1986), 64–86.
Ageron, Charles-Robert, ‘La Politique berbère du protectorat marocain de 1913 à 1934’, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 18:1 (1971), 50–90.
Alence, Rod, ‘The 1937–1938 Gold Coast Cocoa Crisis: The Political Economy of Commercial Stalemate’, African Economic History, 19 (1990–1991), 77–104.
Allen, Chris, ‘Warfare, Endemic Violence and State Collapse in Africa’, Review of African Political Economy, 26:81 (1999), 367–84.
Allina, Eric, ‘Fallacious Mirrors: Colonial Anxiety and Images of African Labor in Mozambique, ca. 1929’, History in Africa, 24 (1997), 9–52.
Amrith, Sunil S., ‘Tamil Diasporas across the Bay of Bengal’, American Historical Review, 114:3 (2009), 547–72.
Anderson, David M., ‘Master and Servant in Colonial Kenya, 1895–1939’, Journal of African History, 41:3 (2000), 459–85.
Anderson, David M., ‘Policing, Prosecution and the Law in Colonial Kenya, c. 1905–39’, in Anderson and Killingray (eds.), Policing the Empire, 183–200.
Anderson, David M., ‘Policing the Settler State: Colonial Hegemony in Kenya, 1900–52’, in Engels and Marks (eds.), Contesting Colonial Hegemony, 248–66.
Anderson, David M., ‘Sexual Threat and Settler Society: Black Perils in Kenya, c.1907–1930’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 38:1 (2010), 47–74.
Anderson, David M., and David Killingray, ‘An Orderly Retreat? Policing and the End of Empire’, in Anderson and Killingray (eds.), Policing and Decolonization: Nationalism, Politics and the Police, Manchester University Press, 1992, 1–21.
Andrew, Christopher M., and A. S. Kanya-Forstner, ‘France and the Disposition of Germany’s African Colonies, 1914–1922’, in Etudes africaines offertes à Henri Brunschwig,Paris:EHESS, 1982, 209–23.
Anghie, Antony, ‘Finding the Peripheries: Sovereignty and Colonialism in Nineteenth-Century International Law’, Harvard International Law Journal, 40 (1999), 1–71.
Arnold, David, ‘Industrial Violence in Colonial India’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 22:2 (1980), 234–55.
Arnold, David, ‘Looting, Grain Riots and Government Policy in South India’, Past & Present, 84 (August 1979), 111–45.
Arnold, David, ‘Police Power and the Demise of British Rule in India, 1930–47’, in Anderson and Killingray (eds.), Policing and Decolonisation, 42–61.
Arnold, David, ‘The Armed Police and Colonial Rule in South India, 1914–1947’, Modern Asian Studies, 11:1 (1977), 101–25.
Arnold, David, ‘The Police and Colonial Control in South India’, Social Scientist, 4:12 (1976), 3–16.
Arnon-Ohanna, Yuval, ‘The Bands in the Palestinian Arab Revolt, 1936–1939: Structure and Organization’, Asian and African Studies, 15:2 (1981), 229–47.
Ash, Catherine, ‘Forced Labour in Colonial West Africa’, History Compass, 4:3 (2006), 402–6.
Asiwaju, A. I., ‘Law in African Borderlands: The Lived Experience of the Yoruba Astride the Nigeria-Dahomey Border’, in Mann and Roberts (eds.), Law in Colonial Africa, 224–38.
Atkins, Kaletso E., ‘“Kafir Time”: Preindustrial Temporal Concepts and Labour Discipline in Nineteenth-Century Colonial Natal’, Journal of African History, 29:2 (1988), 229–44.
Atlan, Catherine, and Jean-Hervé Jézéquel, ‘Alienation or Political Strategy? The Colonized Defend the Empire’, in Chafer and Sackur (eds.), Promoting the Colonial Idea, 102–15.
Austin, Gareth, ‘Cash Crops and Freedom: Export Agriculture and the Decline of Slavery in Colonial West Africa’, International Review of Social History, 54:1 (2009), 1–37.
Awasom, Nicodemus Fru, ‘Colonial Background to the Development of Autonomist Tendencies in Anglophone Cameroon, 1946–1961’, Journal of Third World Studies, 15:1 (1998), 163–83.
Bah, Thierno, ‘Captivity and Incarceration in Nineteenth-Century West Africa’, in Bernault (ed.), A History of Prison and Confinement in Africa, 69–77.
Bailkin, Jordanna, ‘The Boot and the Spleen: When was Murder Possible in British India?’, Comparative Studies of Society and History, 48:2 (2006), 462–94.
Baker, Bruce, ‘Beyond the State Police in Urban Uganda and Sierra Leone’, Africa Spectrum, 41:1 (2006), 55–76.
Baker, Bruce, ‘Who Do People Turn to for Policing in Sierra Leone?’, Journal of Contemporary African Studies, 23:3 (2005), 371–90.
Baker, Christopher J., ‘Economic Reorganization and the Slump in South and Southeast Asia’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 23:3 (1981), 325–49.
Baker, Donald N., ‘The Surveillance of Subversion in Interwar France: An Addendum’, French Historical Studies, 11:1 (1979), 131–2.
Baker, Donald N., ‘The Surveillance of Subversion in Interwar France: The Carnet B in the Seine, 1922–1940’, French Historical Studies, 10:3 (1978), 486–512.
Bangura, Joseph, ‘Understanding Sierra Leone in Colonial West Africa: A Synoptic Socio-Political History’, History Compass, 7:3 (2009), 583–603.
Baptiste, Fitzroy, ‘The British Grant of Air and Naval Facilities to the United States in Trinidad, St Lucia, and Bermuda in 1939 (June–December)’, Caribbean Studies, 16 (1976), 5–43.
Barbieri, Katherine, ‘Economic Interdependence: A Path to Peace or Source of Interstate Conflict’, Journal of Peace Research, 33:1 (1996), 29–49.
Barlow, Colin, ‘Changes in the Economic Position of Workers on Rubber Estates and Small Holdings in Peninsula Malaysia 1910–1985’, in Rimmer and Allen (eds.), The Underside of Malaysian History, 25–49.
Barlow, Colin, and John Drabble, ‘Government and the Emerging Rubber Industries in Indonesia and Malaya, 1900–1940’, in Booth, O’Malley and Weidemann (eds.), Indonesian Economic History, 187–209.
Basdeo, Sahadeo, ‘Walter Citrine and the British Caribbean Workers Movement during the Moyne Commission Hearing 1938–9’, Journal of Caribbean History (1983), 43–59.
Bashford, Alison, ‘Nation, Empire, Globe: The Spaces of Population Debate in the Interwar Years’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 49:1 (2007), 1–32.
Bastian, Misty L., ‘“Vultures of the Marketplace”: Igbo and other South-eastern Nigerian Women’s Discourse about the Ògù Umùnwaàyi (Women’s War) of 1929’, in Allman, Geiger and Musisi (eds.), Women in African Colonial Histories, 260–81.
Basu, Subho, ‘Strikes and “Communal” Riots in Calcutta in the 1890s: Industrial Workers, Bhadralok Nationalist Leadership and the Colonial State’, Modern Asian Studies, 32:4 (1998), 949–83.
Bayly, Susan, ‘Conceptualizing Resistance and Revolution in Vietnam: Paul Mus’ Understanding of Colonialism in Crisis’, Journal of Vietnamese Studies, 4:1 (2009), 192–205.
Bayly, Susan, ‘Imagining “Greater India”: French and Indian Visions of Colonialism in the Indic Mode’, Modern Asian Studies, 38:3 (2004), 703–44.
Beaumont, Roger, ‘Small Wars: Definitions and Dimensions’, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 541 (September 1995), 20–35.
Becker, Laurence C., ‘An Experiment in the Reorganization of Agricultural Production in the French Soudan (Mali), 1920–40’, Africa, 64:3 (1994), 373–90.
Behal, Rana P., ‘Coolie Drivers or Benevolent Paternalists? British Tea Planters in Assam and the Indenture Labour System’, Modern Asian Studies, 44:1 (2010), 29–51.
Behal, Rana P., ‘Power Structure, Discipline, and Labour in Assam Tea Plantations under Colonial Rule’, International Review of Social History, 51 (2006), supplement, 143–72.
Beier, J. Marshall, ‘Beyond Hegemonic State[ments] of Nature: Indigenous Knowledge and Non-State Possibilities in International Relations’, in Chowdhry and Nair (eds.), Power, Post-Colonialism and International Relations, 46–64.
Beinart, William, ‘Political and Collective Violence in Southern African Historiography’, Journal of Southern African Studies, 18:3 (1992), 455–86.
Bélime, Émile, ‘Fondements naturels, politiques et moraux des travaux Nigériens’, Outre-Mer, 6:2 (1934), 177–87.
Bell, Christopher M., ‘The King’s English and the Security of the Empire: Class, Social Mobility, and Democratization in the British Naval Officer Corps, 1918–1939’, Journal of British Studies, 48 (July 2009), 695–716.
Benton, Lauren, ‘Colonial Law and Cultural Difference: Jurisdictional Politics and the Formation of the Colonial State’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 41:3 (1999), 563–88.
Benton, Lauren, ‘From International Law to Imperial Constitutions: The Problem of Quasi-Sovereignty, 1870–1900’, Law and History Review, 26:3 (2008), 595–619.
Berlière, Jean-Marc, ‘A Republican Political Police? Political Policing in France under the Third Republic, 1875–1940’, in Mazower (ed.), The Policing of Politics in the Twentieth Century, 27–55.
Berman, Bruce J., and John M. Lonsdale, ‘Crises of Accumulation, Coercion and the Colonial State: the Development of the Labour Control System in Kenya, 1919–1929’, Canadian Journal of African Studies, 14:1 (1980), 55–81.
Bernal, Martin, ‘The Nghệ-Tĩnh Soviet Movement, 1930–1931’, Past & Present, 92:1 (1981), 148–68.
Bernault, Florence, ‘The Politics of Enclosure in Colonial and Post-Colonial Africa’, in Bernault (ed.), A History of Prison and Confinement in Africa, 1–53.
Berridge, W. J., ‘“What the Men are Crying Out for is Leadership”: The Khartoum Police Strike of 1951 and the Battle for Administrative Control’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 39:1 (2011), 121–42.
Berry, Sara, ‘Hegemony on a Shoestring: Indirect Rule and Access to Agricultural Land’, Africa, 62:3 (1992), 327–55.
Bertrand, Romain, ‘Histoire d’une “réforme morale” de la politique coloniale des Pays-Bas: les Éthicistes et l’Insulinde (vers 1880–1930)’, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 54:4 (2007), 86–116.
Bessis, Juliette, ‘Le Mouvement ouvrier tunisien: de ses origines à l’indépendance’, Le Mouvement Social (1974), 85–108.
Bickers, Robert, ‘Shanghailanders and Others: British Communities in China, 1843–1957’, in Bickers (ed.), Settlers and Expatriates, 269–301.
Bickers, Robert, ‘Shanghailanders: The Formation and Identity of the British Settler Community in Shanghai, 1843–1937’, Past & Present, 159 (May 1998), 161–211.
Black, Ian, ‘The “Lastposten”: Eastern Kalimantan and the Dutch in the Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 16:2 (1985), 281–91.
Blackton, Charles, ‘The Action Phase of the 1915 Riots’, Journal of Asian Studies, 29:2 (1970), 235–54.
Blanton, RobertT. David Mason and Brian Athow, ‘Colonial Style and Post-Colonial Ethnic Conflict in Africa’, Journal of Peace Research, 38:4 (2001), 473–91.
Boittin, Jennifer Anne, ‘Black in France: The Language and Politics of Race in the Late Third Republic’, French Politics, Culture, and Society, 27:2 (2009), 23–46.
Bonin, Hubert, ‘Les Réseaux bancaires impériaux parisiens’, in Bonin, Hodeir and Klein (eds.), L’Esprit économique imperial (1830–1970), 447–71.
Bonneuil, Christophe, ‘Development as Experiment: Science and State Building in Late Colonial and Postcolonial Africa, 1930–1970’, Osiris, 15 (2000), 258–81.
Booth, Anne, ‘Four Colonies and a Kingdom: A Comparison of Fiscal, Trade and Exchange Rate Policies in South East Asia in the 1930s’, Modern Asian Studies, 37:2 (2003), 429–60.
Booth, Anne, ‘Living Standards and the Distribution of Income in Colonial Indonesia: A Review of the Evidence’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 19:2 (1988), 310–34.
Booth, Anne, ‘Night Watchman, Extractive, or Development States? Some Evidence from Late Colonial South East Asia’, Economic History Review, 60:2 (2007), 241–66.
Booth, Anne, ‘The Burden of Taxation in Colonial Indonesia in the Twentieth Century’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 11:1 (1980), 91–109.
Booth, Anne, ‘The Economic Development of South East Asia in the Colonial Era, c. 1870–1942’, History Compass, 6:1 (2008), 25–53.
Bosch Jr., Gerard R., ‘Eric Williams and the Moral Rhetoric of Dependency Theory’, Callaloo, 20:4 (1987), 817–27.
Bose, Sugata, ‘Starvation amidst Plenty: The Making of Famine in Bengal, Honan and Tonkin, 1942–45’, Modern Asian Studies, 24:4 (1990), 699–727.
Boucheret, Marianne, ‘Les Organisations de planteurs de caoutchouc indochinois et l’État au début du XXe siècle à la veille de la Seconde Guerre mondiale’, in Bonin, Hodeir and Klein (eds.), L’Esprit économique imperial (1830–1970), 715–33.
Bourdarie, Paul, ‘La Politique d’association’, La Revue indigène, 1:1 (1906), 8–12.
Bou-Nacklie, N. E., ‘Les Troupes Spéciales: Religious and Ethnic Recruitment, 1916–46’, International Journal of Middle East Studies, 25:4 (1993), 645–60.
Boyce, D. George, ‘From Assaye to the Assaye: Reflections on British Government Force and Moral Authority in India’, Journal of Military History, 63:3 (1999), 643–64.
Boyce, Robert D., ‘Britain’s First “No” to Europe: Britain and the Briand Plan 1929–1930’, European Studies Review, 10:1 (1980), 17–45.
Boyce, Robert D., ‘The Government, the City of London and the Subversive Impact of the Gold Standard, 1925–1931’, in Michie and Williamson (eds.), The Power to Influence, 215–35.
Bradley, Mark Philip, ‘Becoming “Van Minh”: Civilizational Discourse and Visions of the Self in Twentieth-Century Vietnam’, Journal of World History, 15:1 (2004), 65–83.
Branch, Daniel, ‘Imprisonment and Colonialism in Kenya, c. 1930–1952: Escaping the Carceral Archipelago’, International Journal of African Historical Studies, 38:2 (2005), 239–65.
Bratton, Michael, and Nicholas van de Walle, ‘Neopatrimonial Regimes and Political Transitions in Africa’, World Politics, 46 (1994), 453–89.
Breckenridge, Keith, ‘The Allure of Violence: Men, Race and Masculinity on the South African Goldmines, 1900–1950’, Journal of Southern African Studies, 24:4 (1998), 669–93.
Brocheux, Pierre, ‘Le Prolétariat des plantations d’hévéas au Vietnam méridional: Aspects sociaux et politiques (1927–1937)’, Le Mouvement Social, 90:1 (1975), 55–86.
Brocheux, Pierre, ‘L’Implantation du mouvement communiste en Indochine française: le cas du Nghe-Tinh (1930–1931)’, Revue d’Histoire Moderne et Contemporaine, 24:1 (1977), 49–77.
Brocheux, Pierre, ‘Moral Economy or Political Economy? The Peasants are Always Rational’, Journal of Asian Studies, 42:4 (1981), 791–803.
Brocheux, Pierre, ‘The State and the 1930s Depression in French Indo-China’, in Boomgaard and Brown (eds.), Weathering the Storm, 251–72.
Brockett, Charles, ‘Measuring Political Violence and Land Inequality in Central America’, American Political Science Review, 86:1 (1992), 169–76.
Brogden, Mike, ‘An Act to Colonise the Internal Lands of the Island: Empire and the Origins of the Professional Police’, International Journal of the Sociology of Law, 15 (1987), 179–208.
Brogden, Mike, ‘The Emergence of the Police: The Colonial Dimension’, British Journal of Criminology, 27 (1987), 4–14.
Brown, Ian, ‘A Shooting Incident at Insein Prison, Burma, in 1947’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 37:4 (2009), 517–35.
Brown, Ian, ‘“Blindness We Mistake for Sight”: British Officials and the Economic World of the Cultivator in Colonial Burma’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 33:2 (2005), 181–93.
Brown, Ian, ‘Rural Distress in Southeast Asia during the World Depression of the early 1930s: A Preliminary Re-Examination’, Journal of Asian Studies, 45:5 (1986), 995–1025.
Brown, Ian, ‘Tax Remission and Tax Burden in Rural Lower Burma during the Economic Crisis of the early 1930s’, Modern Asian Studies, 33:2 (1999), 383–403.
Brown, Nathan J., ‘Law and Imperialism: Egypt in Comparative Perspective’, Law and Society Review, 29:1 (1995), 103–26.
Brown, Nathan J., ‘Who Abolished Corvée Labour in Egypt and Why?’, Past & Present, 144 (August 1994), 116–37.
Bruckert, Jean-Paul, ‘Administrer une ville en situation coloniale: Le cas de Ferryville (Tunisie) (1900–1956)’, in El Mechat (ed.), Les Administrations coloniales XIXe–XXe siècles, 175–90.
Buelens, Frans, and Stefaan Marysse, ‘Returns on Investments during the Colonial Era: The Case of the Belgian Congo’, Economic History Review, 62:S1 (2009), 135–66.
Burke III, Edmund, ‘A Comparative View of French Native Policy in Morocco and Syria, 1912–1925’, Middle Eastern Studies, 9 (1973), 175–86.
Burton, Andrew, ‘“Brothers by Day”: Colonial Policing in Dar es Salaam under British Rule, 1919–61’, Urban History (2003), 63–91.
Burton, Andrew, ‘Urchins, Loafers and the Cult of the Cowboy: Urbanization and Delinquency in Dar es Salaam, 1919–1961’, Journal of African History, 42:2 (2001), 199–216.
Butler, L. J., ‘Reconstruction, Development and the Entrepreneurial State: The British Colonial Model, 1939–51’, Contemporary British History, 13:3 (1999), 29–55.
Campbell, Chloe, ‘Juvenile Delinquency in Colonial Kenya, 1900–1939’, Historical Journal, 45:1 (2005), 115–37.
Campbell, Susan, ‘Carnival, Calypso, and Class Struggle in Nineteenth Century Trinidad’, History Workshop, 26 (Winter 1988), 1–27.
Carr, Barry, ‘Identity, Class, and Nation: Black Immigrant Workers, Cuban Communism, and the Sugar Insurgency, 1925–1934’, Hispanic American Historical Review, 78:1 (1998), 83–116.
Chatterjee, Partha, ‘The Colonial State and Peasant Resistance in Bengal, 1920–1947’, Past & Present, 110 (February 1986), 169–204.
Chauncey Jr., George, ‘The Locus of Reproduction: Women’s Labour in the Zambian Copperbelt, 1927–1953’, Journal of Southern African Studies, 7:2 (1981), 135–63.
Chirwa, Wiseman Chijere, ‘Child and Youth Labour on the Nyasaland Plantations, 1890–1953’, Journal of Southern African Studies, 19:4 (1993), 662–80.
Chomsky, Avi, ‘Afro-Jamaican Traditions and Labor Organizing on United Fruit Company Plantations in Costa Rica, 1910’, Journal of Social History, 28:4 (1995), 837–55.
Christelow, Allan, ‘The Muslim Judge and Municipal Politics in Colonial Algeria and Senegal’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 24:1 (1982), 3–24.
Clark, Sabine, ‘A Technocratic Imperial State? The Colonial Office and Scientific Research, 1940–1960’, Twentieth-Century British History, 18 (2007), 453–480.
Cline-Cole, Reginald A., ‘Wartime Forestry, Energy Policy and Practice in British West Africa: Social and Economic Impact on the Labouring Classes, 1939–45’, Africa, 63:1 (1993), 56–79.
Cohen, William B., ‘The Colonial Policy of the Popular Front’, French Historical Studies, 7:3 (1972), 368–93.
Cole, Joshua, ‘Anti-Semitism and the Colonial Situation in Interwar Algeria: The Anti-Jewish Riots in Constantine, August 1934’, in Thomas (ed.), The French Colonial Mind: Violence, Military Encounters, and Colonialism, 77–111.
Coles, Anthony James, ‘The Moral Economy of the Crowd: Some Twentieth Century Food Riots’, Journal of British Studies, 18:1 (1978), 157–76.
Conklin, Alice L., ‘A Force for Civilization: Republican Discourse and French Administration in West Africa, 1895–1930’, in Becker, Mbaye and Thioub (eds.), AOF: Réalités et héritages, vol. I, 283–302.
Conklin, Alice L., ‘Colonialism and Human Rights, a Contradiction in Terms? The Case of France and West Africa, 1895–1914’, American Historical Review, 103:2 (1998), 419–42.
Conklin, Alice L., ‘“Democracy” Rediscovered: Civilization through Association in French West Africa (1914–1930)’, Cahiers d’Etudes Africaines, 145:37 (1997), 59–84.
Conway, H. E., ‘Labour Protest Activity in Sierra Leone during the Early Part of the Twentieth Century’, Labour History, 15 (November 1968), 49–63.
Cookey, S. J. S., ‘Sir Hugh Clifford as Governor of Nigeria – An Evaluation’, African Affairs, 79:317 (1980), 531–47.
Cooper, Frederick, ‘From Free Labor to Family Allowances: Labor and African Society in Colonial Discourse’, American Ethnologist, 16:4 (1989), 745–65.
Cooper, Frederick, ‘Possibility and Constraint: African Independence in Historical Perspective’, Journal of African History, 49 (2008), 167–96.
Cooper, Frederick, and Ann L. Stoler, ‘Introduction to Tensions of Empire: Colonial Control and Visions of Rule’, American Ethnologist, 16:4 (1989), 609–21.
Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine, ‘L’Afrique coloniale française et la crise de 1930: crise structurelle et genèse du sous-développement’, Revue Française d’Histoire d’Outre-Mer, 63: 232 (1976), 386–424.
Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine, ‘L’Impérialisme français en Afrique noire: idéologie impériale et politique d’équipement, 1924–1935’, Relations Internationales, 7 (1976), 261–82.
Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine, ‘Mutation de l’impérialisme colonial français dans les années 30’, African Economic History, 4:4 (1977), 103–52.
Coquery-Vidrovitch, Catherine, ‘The Popular Front and the Colonial Question: French West Africa: An Example of Reformist Colonialism’, in Chafer and Sackur (eds.), French Colonial Empire and the Popular Front, 155–69.
Cordell, Dennis D., and Joel W. Gregory, ‘Labour Reservoirs and Population: French Colonial Strategies in Koudougou, Upper Volta, 1914 to 1939’, Journal of African History, 23 (1982), 205–24.
Costello, Francis, ‘Lloyd George and Ireland, 1919–1921: An Uncertain Policy’, Canadian Journal of Irish Studies, 14:1 (1988), 5–16.
Cox, Jafna L., ‘A Splendid Training Ground: The Importance to the Royal Air Force of its Role in Iraq, 1919–32’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 13:2 (1985), 157–84.
Craton, Michael, ‘Continuity not Change: The Incidence of Unrest among Ex-Slaves in the British West Indies, 1838–1876’, Slavery and Abolition, 7:1 (1988), 144–70.
Cross, Malcolm, ‘The Political Representation of Organised Labour in Trinidad and Guyana: A Comparative Puzzle’, in Cross and Heuman (eds.), Labour in the Caribbean, 285–308.
Cross, Peter, ‘British Attitudes to Sudanese Labour: The Foreign Office Records as Sources for Social History’, British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, 24:2 (1997), 217–60.
Crozier, Andrew J., ‘Imperial Decline and the Colonial Question in Anglo-German Relations, 1919–1939’, European Studies Review, 11:2 (1981), 207–42.
Curtin, Philip D., ‘Medical Knowledge and Urban Planning in Tropical Africa’, American Historical Review, 90:3 (1985), 594–613.
Curtin, Philip D., ‘The End of the “White Man’s Grave”? Nineteenth-Century Mortality in West Africa’, Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 21:1 (1990), 63–88.
Daniel, George T., ‘Labor and Nationalism in the British Caribbean’, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, 310 (March 1957), 162–71.
Darwin, John, ‘An Undeclared Empire: The British in the Middle East, 1918–39’, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 27:2 (1999), 159–76.
Das, Suranjan, ‘Communal Violence in Twentieth Century Colonial Bengal: An Analytical Framework’, Social Scientist, 18:6/7 (1990), 21–37.
Davenport, Christian, ‘Multi-Dimensional Threat Perception and State Repression: An Inquiry into Why States Apply Negative Sanctions’, American Journal of Political Science, 39:3 (1995), 683–713.
de Moor, Jaap, ‘The Recruitment of Indonesian Soldiers for the Dutch Colonial Army, c. 1700–1950’, in Killingray and Omissi (eds.), Guardians of Empire, 53–68.
Deflem, Mathieu, ‘Bureaucratization and Social Control: Historical Foundations of International Police Cooperation’, Law and Society Review, 34:3 (2000), 739–78.
Dembour, Marie-Bénédicte, ‘La Chicote comme symbole du colonialisme belge?’, Canadian Journal of African Studies, 26:2 (1992), 205–25.
Denzer, LaRay, ‘Wallace-Johnson and the Sierra Leone Labor Crisis of 1939’, African Studies Review, 25:2/3 (1982), 159–83.
Denzer, LaRay, ‘Women in Freetown Politics, 1914–1961: A Preliminary Study’, Africa, 57:4 (1987), 439–56.
DeVine, Robert A., ‘Anti-European Violence in Africa: A Comparative Analysis’, Journal of Conflict Resolution, 3:4 (1959), 420–9.
Dougui, Noureddine, ‘La Politique fiscale du protectorat français en Tunisie (1884–1939)’, Revue d’Histoire Maghrébine, 81 (June 1996), 183–200.
Drabble, J. H., ‘Some Thoughts on the Economic Development of Malaya under British Administration’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 5:2 (1974), 199–208.
Drayton, Richard, ‘Maritime Networks and the Making of Knowledge’, in Cannadine (ed.), Empire, the Sea and Global History, 72–82.
Drescher, Seymour, ‘Eric Williams, British Capitalism and British Slavery’, History and Theory, 26:2 (1987), 180–96.
Droz-Vincent, Philippe, ‘Notabilités urbaines et structuration des systèmes politiques arabes dans les périodes mandataires: L’exemple de la Syrie’, in El Mechat (ed.), Les Administrations coloniales XIXe–XXe siècles, 95–108.
Dubois, Thomas David, ‘Rule of Law in a Brave New Empire: Legal Rhetoric and Practice in Manchukuo’, Law and History Review, 26:2 (2008), 285–317.
Duiker, William J., ‘The Red Soviets of Nghe-Tinh: An Early Communist Rebellion in Vietnam’, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 4:2 (1973), 186–98.
Dumett, Raymond E., ‘Edwin Cade and Frederick Gordon: British Imperialism and the Foundations of the Ashanti Goldfields Corporation, West Africa’, in Dumett (ed.), Mining Tycoons in the Age of Empire, 1870–1945, 63–84.
Echenberg, Myron, ‘Les Migrations militaires en Afrique Occidentale Française, 1900–1945’, Canadian Journal of African Studies, 14:3 (1980), 429–50.
Echenberg, Myron, and Jean Filipovich, ‘African Military Labour and the Building of the Office du Niger Installations, 1925–1950’, Journal of African History, 27 (1986), 533–51.
Eichenberg, Julia, ‘The Dark Side of Independence: Paramilitary Violence in Ireland and Poland after the First World War’, Contemporary European History, 19:3 (2010), 231–48.
El Mechat, Samia, ‘Les Libertés publiques à l’épreuve du Protectorat en Tunisie (1884–1940)’, in El Mechat (ed.), Les Administrations coloniales XIXe–XXe siècles, 213–27.
Elango, Lovett Z., ‘The Anglo-French Condominium in Cameroon 1914–1916: The Myth and the Reality’, International Journal of African Historical Studies, 18:4 (1985), 657–73.
Elkins, W. F., ‘A Source of Black Nationalism in the Caribbean: The Revolt of the British West Indies Regiment at Taranto, Italy’, Science and Society, 33:2 (1970), 99–103.
Elkins, W. F., ‘Black Power in the British West Indies: The Trinidad Longshoremen’s Strike of 1919’, Science and Society, 33:1 (1969), 71–5.
Emirbayer, Mustafa, ‘Symbols, Positions, Objects: Towards a New Theory of Revolutions and Collective Action’, History and Theory, 35 (1996), 358–74.
Emsley, Clive, ‘“Mother, What did Policemen do when there weren’t any Motors?”: The Law, the Police and the Regulation of Motor Traffic in England, 1900–1939’, Historical Journal, 36:2 (1993), 357–81.
Emsley, Clive, ‘Police Forces and Public Order in England and France during the Interwar Years’, in Emsley and Weinberger (eds.), Policing Western Europe, 159–86.
Emsley, Clive, ‘Political Police and the European Nation-State in the Nineteenth Century’, in Mazower (ed.), The Policing of Politics in the Twentieth Century, 1–25.
Engerman, Stanley L., ‘Contract Labor, Sugar, and Technology in the Nineteenth Century’, Journal of Economic History, 43:3 (1983), 635–59.
Ergut, Ferdan, ‘Policing the Poor in the Late Ottoman Empire’, Middle Eastern Studies, 38:2 (2002), 149–64.
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