All posts tagged Legal Histories of the British Empire

Sovereignties in dispute: the Komagata Maru and spectral indigeneities, 1914

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

‘A slave trade jurisdiction’: attempts against the slave trade and the making of a space of law (Arabo-Persian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, circa 1820–1900)

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Navigating the Scylla of imperial politico-legal aspirations and Charybdis of colonial micro-politics in the British Empire: the case of the judges

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Benjamin Knowles v Rex: judging murder, race and respectability from colonial Ghana to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 1928–30

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Law, culture and history: Amir Ali’s interpretation of Islamic law

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Macaulay’s India law reforms and labour in the British Empire

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Understanding ‘Chinese customs’: Sinchew rulings in the Straits Settlements, 1830s–1870s

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Inventing extraordinary criminality: a study of criminalization by the Calcutta Goondas Act

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Legacies of empire: race and labour contracts in the Upper Mississippi River Valley

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

Empire on trial: slavery, villeinage and law in imperial Britain

16 Dec, 2015 GENERAL LAW 0

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