The Insecurity State: Punjab and the Making of Colonial Power in British India
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The Insecurity State: Punjab and the Making of Colonial Power in British India

by Mark Condos

History colonial studies South Asian Studies
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The Insecurity State explores Punjab’s place in the making of colonial power in British India. Focusing on the relationship between insecurity and imperial rule, Mark Condos offers a historical study of how colonial authority was formed and exercised in the region.

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The Insecurity State examines Punjab during the period of British India.

The book focuses on the relationship between insecurity and the making of colonial power.

It considers how colonial rule was shaped through the governance of Punjab.

Mark Condos presents a historical analysis of power, empire, and political authority in a significant region of British India.

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