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Hardback. Etat : New. This book is an acknowledgement and celebration of Professor Carl Bridge's key contributions to the British World approach to history. His pioneering work was first published in several co-authored essays which appeared in 2003. Much of this grew out of a series of conferences held worldwide, starting in London in 1999 and culminating in Bristol in 2007. Scores of articles and book chapters have been produced - too numerous to mention here. At the nucleus of the project is Professor Bridge, who has encouraged a newer and younger generation of scholars - some of whom have contributed to this volume - to continue investigating the British World as a theoretical construct in the fields of British imperial and settler colonial history, with a particular focus on Australia. This book will appeal to scholars and students of the history of the British World, British imperial history, the history of the First World War, the history of Australian foreign policy, and the history of Australian national identity and culture'As the editors of this collection point out, twenty years ago Carl Bridge, then head of the Australian Studies Centre in London, helped to turn what was little more than an hypothesis about the importance of the British World into a field of studies. At the very heart of Bridge's concept of the field was the belief that there existed a number of intricate and overlapping networks that had been created by British migration and settlement abroad, particularly to what ultimately became known as the British self-governing Dominions. A number of essays in this collection focus on this theme and show the importance of a comparative approach to the study of Britain's relations with its overseas Dominions. Some of the essays also focus on the significant contribution that Bridge has made to understanding the impact of the First World War on the evolution of the British-Dominions relationship, the intertwining of British and Australian politics, diplomacy and statecraft, and how autobiographical studies can assist in defining the nature of the Anglo-Australian identity in the British World. A number of the contributors also grapple with what they see as the limits and weaknesses in the British World approach, but none of them deny that this is now a robust and important field of study. The book is thus a fitting acknowledgment and tribute to the work of Carl Bridge.' -Professor Phillip Buckner, Emeritus Professor of History, University of New Brunswick 'Professor Carl Bridge was a key figure in the establishment of what has become known as British World history. At its best, British World history sheds new light on the complex interactions between Britain and its former settler colonies, interrogating the nature, impact, and persistence of 'Britishness'. This collection draws together a stimulating group of essays - and historians - inspired by Bridge's work, offering fresh perspectives on the 'culture, diaspora, and identity' at the heart of this.…

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Hardback. Etat : New. The study of the British World has been criticised in the past for ignoring power relationships, especially when it comes to those between Indigenous peoples and settler populations during and since the colonial period. This edited collection therefore aims to explore this subject from various perspectives. It adopts a broad historical and thematic focus. The chapters look at various countries, including Australia, Canada, Aotearoa New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and the United States of America. The themes covered include treaties, constitutions, citizenship, and self-determination, resistance to colonial rule during empire, representation and the media, education reform and reconciliation, health and Indigenous resistance. The chapters collectively adopt an inter- and multidisciplinary approach to the subject. The contributors range from PhD students to senior academics and together represent the cutting-edge research taking place in these fields. In this fresh and intimate transnational collection, an impressive list of authors covers themes of respect, birthing, health, education, politics, music and, above all - empowerment - with subtlety and nuance. By interrogating histories of Indigenous resistance to colonial policies and actions, they address the urgent need to understand the troubled sovereignty of the British Crown.-Ann McGrath, Emeritus ProfessorDistinguished Professor Australian National UniversityWe can never fully understand settler colonialism by only looking at the territory and people who were once integrated into the British Empire. Likewise, we will never understand the British World outside of the context of the ongoing history of the Indigenous people who have not only survived but found new and innovative ways to remain distinct in the lands that colonists have now also come to their home. The editors and contributors to this collection speak historically to pressing contemporary issues. In doing so, they re-frame Indigeneity and colonialism in new and creative ways that university instructors, students, and Indigenous communities will find both provocative and empowering.-Keith Carlson, Professor Canada Research Chair in Indigenous and Community-Engaged HistoryUniversity of the Fraser ValleyThis is a timely and insightful exploration of expressions of Indigenous identity across different sites of social, cultural, and political resistance. Contributions grounded in specific, local circumstances create a deeply textured examination of Indigenous peoples' experiences. The collection provides an important analysis of the legacy of colonialism in former British settler colonies and a powerful reminder of the spaces of Indigenous resistance. It takes us from confronting and challenging histories through to hopeful examples of Indigenous empowerment, reclamation, and self-determination. The depth of scholarship and the interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach to this collection suggest new and exciting ways of engaging wit.…

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Hardback. Etat : New. Since the publication of Phillip Buckner and R. Douglas Francis' ground-breaking Rediscovering the British World, there has not been a collection of essays that looks at the history of the British World from an all-round thematic perspective. This edited collection defines the British World as a global community in which members identified themselves predominantly as British and considered the United Kingdom (UK) to be at its centre. The chapters in the volume focus upon diverse aspects of British identity and its interrelation with the history of Britain's former settler-colonies and other regions of British settlement. Drawing upon new research from established scholars, early career researchers, and doctoral students, the edited collection aims to offer new voices and perspectives to the study of the British World. The book will appeal to both scholars and students of the history of the British World and British imperial history, as well as the national histories of Australia, Canada, Aotearoa New Zealand, India, and the UK.'In this timely collection, new voices enliven and enlarge British World scholarship, nudging the field towards postcolonial concerns with critique and power while disassembling distinctions between transnational and nation-based modes of analysis.'-Philippa Mein Smith, University of Canterbury, Aotearoa New Zealand'Revisiting the British World provides us with a series of essays that both challenge and expand our understanding of what it meant to be British, both in the United Kingdom and overseas, during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Written by a mixture of established scholars, early career researchers, and doctoral students, the essays bring new voices and a fresh perspective to the field of British World Studies and show its continuing importance.'-Phillip Buckner, University of New Brunswick'This edited collection, ranging widely in its conceptual and geographic scope, offers fresh perspectives on an important field. It not only revisits the British World, it enlarges it.'-Felicity Barnes, University of Auckland'As the editors point out in their deftly context-setting, elegant, and insightful introductory and concluding remarks, the authors have used a range of different approaches to elucidate their subjects, from life-writing and critical discourse analysis to geopolitics, constitutional and political history, and through to the emerging fields of the history of celebrity and of humour. This fine collection is a resounding testimony to the continuing usefulness, fecundity, and depth of work on the significance of the British World moment.' -Carl Bridge, King's College London'.reintroduces the British World as an idea to be historicized; a scale of inquiry; and a category of analysis in global, imperial, national, and transnational studies in history and political science.This collection will intrigue scholars interested in complicated histories of Britishness that happened outside of Britain and how the.…

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