..., the Templers' movement, and the Basel Mission. Particular focus is given to the relationship with a mother country or metropole in order to find out how unique the Zionist case study was in the history of colonialism. The comparative approach validates the need to further examine Zionism as a settler...

...Robert Heussler Copyright © 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 Robert Heussler The legacy of British colonialism: the Colonial Service The spectacle of the sudden emergence of independent countries from the European empires in Africa has been watched by the world with fascination, in which...

...Paul Micou Copyright © 1909 by Duke University Press 1909 The Services of Commissary James Blair to the Colony of Virginia By Paul Micou Fellow in History in the University of Virginia There are many chapters in our early colonial history which, in the quaint style of the documents...

...W. Roy Smith, M.A. Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 Literature for the Study of the Colonial History of South Carolina By W. Roy Smith, M. A. The last few years have witnessed a remarkable revival of interest in Southern history. New professorships have been estab­ lished in our...

...W. Roy Smith, M.A. Copyright © 1902 by Duke University Press 1902 Literature for the Study of the Colonial History of South Carolina By W. Roy Smith, M. A. The last few years have witnessed a remarkable revival of interest in Southern history. New professorships have been estab­ lished in our...

...Chilton Williamson Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 BRITAIN S NEW COLONIAL POLICY: 1940-1951 Chilton Williamson THE VERY GREAT decline of the British Empire in recent years represents one of the decisive turning points in modern history. Today great portions of that once mighty...

... in the United States, along with those in the U.S. territories who may or may not be indigenous, the political project of civil rights throughout the last forty years has always been fraught, given the history of U.S. settler colonialism, distinctly different relationships to the nation-state, as well...

...Hilton Obenzinger This essay argues that ideological rationales for assimilation or cultural pluralism during the Progressive Era were formulated in close relation to Zionism, asserting the validity of settler colonial societies as vehicles for democratic self-determination while marginalizing...

...Alex Lubin Drawing on the work of Benedict Anderson and Edward Said, this essay analyzes the ubiquity of comparisons in American Orientalist culture. As the United States gained territory through settler colonial expansion, it often rendered its acquisition meaningful through comparisons...

... as a persistent and disturbing reminder of Israel's settler colonial aspirations. By taking inventory of the various ontological crises attending what it means to be a Palestinian living in Israel, as well as the historical vectors informing Zionism's various attempts to prevent the development of Palestinian...

...Fouad Makki There is today widespread recognition that colonialism was ultimately about the institutionalization of an imaginary of profound social inequality anchored in relations of production and asymmetries of power that were justified by ideologies of racial superiority. The assertion...

...Alyosha Goldstein This essay examines the present-day conditions of settler colonialism in the United States by focusing on the constitutive force of liberal juridical and proprietary regimes and the historical permutations of federalism. Goldstein argues that white settler colonialism...

...Srinivas Aravamudan 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Srinivas Aravamudan The Colonial Logic of Late Romanticism What are the conceptual stakes of examin...

...Eugene Ivakhnenko Duke University Press 2006 Eugene Ivakhnenko A Threshold-Dominant Model of the Imperial and Colonial Discourses of Russia In this article, I intend to show the distinctive features of the colonial epistemic matrix...

...Leo Ching 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Leo Ching ‘‘Give Me Japan and Nothing Else Postcoloniality, Identity, and the Traces of Colonialism...

...Áine O’Brien Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Aine O Brien Marketing and Managing Colonial Spectacle as National History: In the Belly of the Archive Imagine you are a prisoner in this cell. Draw a picture of what you would see of the world outside. What does it mean to market...

...Clair Wills Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Clair Wills Joyce, Prostitution, and the Colonial City If the prostitute, as stroller and streetwalker, is the flaneur par excellence, that emblematic figure of modernity, then there is a certain irony in the fact that the term itself...

...Anne McClintock Copyright © 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 Anne McClintock Maidens, Maps, and Mines: The Reinvention of Patriarchy in Colonial South Africa There are many maps of one place, and many his­ tories of one time. Julie Frederikse, None But Ourselves LJntil the 1860s South...

...Caroline Rody Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 Caroline Rody The Mad Colonial Daughter s Revolt: J. M. Coetzee s In the Heart of the Country In the annals of English imperial literature, perhaps no white female character plays a more unfortunate or predictable role than...

... excellent book. If the Columbia oral-history project stirs up more accounts of this caliber, it will be effort well spent. 1. b. holley Myths and Realities; Societies of the Colonial South. By Carl Bridenbaugh. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1952. Pp. x, 208. $3.25. This is a distinguished...