Policing Transnational Protest

Zusatztext Brückenhaus's transnational orientation illuminates important dynamics of anticolonialism and imperial surveillance that would be largely invisible if considered within the framework of a single imperial story... It should thus be of interest to a wide variety of scholars of modern Europe interested in the transnational dimensions of the history of imperialism, anticolonialism, policing, and political culture. Informationen zum Autor Daniel Brückenhaus is Assistant Professor of History at Beloit College. Klappentext Focusing on Britain, France and Germany in the first half of the twentieth century, this book examines the emergence of new transnational networks and ideologies among anti-colonialists from the British and French colonies who were active in Europe, and the pro-colonial authorities who tried to control them through surveillance. Zusammenfassung Focusing on Britain, France and Germany in the first half of the twentieth century, this book examines the emergence of new transnational networks and ideologies among anti-colonialists from the British and French colonies who were active in Europe, and the pro-colonial authorities who tried to control them through surveillance. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Chapter 1: The Surveillance of Indian Anti-Colonialists in Britain, France, and Germany, 1905-1914 Chapter 2: Surveillance under Wartime Conditions and the German-Anti-Colonialist Alliance, 1914-1918 Chapter 3: The Expansion of the French Colonial Surveillance Network in Western Europe, 1918-1925 Chapter 4: New Alliances Against Anti-Colonialism? The Scope of British Police Cooperation with French and German Authorities, 1918-1925 Chapter 5: The League Against Imperialism Years, 1926-1933 Chapter 6: Nazi Rule and Transnational Anti-Colonialism in Western Europe, 1933-1945 Epilogue and Conclusion Appendix: Some Thoughts on Sources Notes Bibliography Index ...

Autorentext
Daniel Brückenhaus is Assistant Professor of History at Beloit College.

Klappentext
Focusing on Britain, France and Germany in the first half of the twentieth century, this book examines the emergence of new transnational networks and ideologies among anti-colonialists from the British and French colonies who were active in Europe, and the pro-colonial authorities who tried to control them through surveillance.

Inhalt
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Surveillance of Indian Anti-Colonialists in Britain,
France, and Germany, 1905-1914
Chapter 2: Surveillance under Wartime Conditions and
the German-Anti-Colonialist Alliance, 1914-1918
Chapter 3: The Expansion of the French Colonial Surveillance Network
in Western Europe, 1918-1925
Chapter 4: New Alliances Against Anti-Colonialism? The Scope of
British Police Cooperation with French and German Authorities,
1918-1925
Chapter 5: The League Against Imperialism Years, 1926-1933
Chapter 6: Nazi Rule and Transnational Anti-Colonialism
in Western Europe, 1933-1945
Epilogue and Conclusion
Appendix: Some Thoughts on Sources
Notes
Bibliography
Index

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