Power and Politics at the Colonial Seaside (Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia)
Power and Politics at the Colonial Seaside offers a historical examination of authority, governance, and political relationships in colonial coastal settings. Framed within the modern history of Asia, this scholarly volume explores what seaside spaces reveal about colonial power and its wider historical context.
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Power and Politics at the Colonial Seaside examines the relationship between political authority and coastal spaces during the colonial era.
Situated within the modern history of Asia, the book considers how seaside settings can illuminate broader questions of power, governance, and colonial politics.
This volume is part of the Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia series and is intended for readers of Asian history and political history.
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