Decolonization and conflict : colonial comparisons and legacies /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Thomas, Martin, 1964- (Editor), Curless, Gareth (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; New York : Bloomsbury Academic, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing, Plc, 2017.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction : decolonization, conflict, and counter-insurgency / Martin Thomas & Gareth Curless
  • Seeing like a soldier : the Amritsar massacre and the politics of military history / Kim Wagner
  • Confronting revolt in France's interwar empire : counter-insurgency in 1920s Morocco and Syria / Martin Thomas
  • The plantation as counterinsurgency tool : Indonesia 1900-1950 / Roel Frakking
  • The sten gun is mightier than the pen : the failure of colonial police reform after 1945 / Gareth Curless
  • "A litigious island" : law, rights, and counterinsurgencyduring the Cyprus Emergency / Brian Drohan
  • "A battle in the field of human relations" : the official minds of repressive development in Portuguese Angola / Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo
  • Strategic villages : forced relocation, counterinsurgency and social engineering in Kenya and Algeria, 1952-1962 / Moritz Feichtinger
  • Reconsidering women's roles in the Mau Mau Rebellion in Kenya, 1952-1960 / Katherine Bruce-Lockhart
  • The art of counterinsurgency analysis : phases in the Malayan and Kenyan emergencies / Karl Hack
  • Rebel sanctuaries and late colonial conflict : the case of West Germany during Algeria's War of Independence, 1954-1962 / Mathilde von Blow
  • David Galula and Maurice Papon : a watershed in COIN strategy in de Gaulle's Paris / Emmanuel Blanchard and Neil MacMaster
  • Escaping the empire's shadow : British military thinking about insurgency on the eve of the Northern Ireland Troubles / Huw Bennett
  • Shadow warriors : the Phoenix Program and American clandestine policing in Vietnam / Jeremy Kuzmarov.