Titlebook: European Decolonization 1918–1981: An Introductory Survey; R. F. Holland Textbook 1985Latest edition R. F. Holland 1985 Colonialism.Europe

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Europe’s Asian Stake: Adaptation, Restoration and Destructione of Indo-China France’s bitter post-war opponents, the Viet Minh, did not succeed to the legacy entire; it was the American presence which then became the hallmark of Saigon’s politics. Europe’s withdrawal from Asia marked a fundamental ‘break’ in the logic of modern empires. Those empires had only

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設(shè)施

Experimentation, Consolidation and Deadlock in British Africar economic survival; by the mid-1950s the appearance had faded because one set of metropolitan crises had, as we shall see later, been replaced by another. But these fissiparities were not evident at the time. ‘Development and welfare’ was the theme of the moment . 1950, and it seemed that within th

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The Climax of British Decolonization in Africah overseers had hitherto regarded as ‘native states’ (that is, political units within which white-settler interests were to be kept within certain constraints). In Kenya the emerging pattern of events was much more finely poised in terms of the racial balance of power.

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British Decolonization in the Mediterraneane other than fitfully as an ‘issue’. But if Britain’s African decolonizations loom with greater clarity within the metropolitan folk memory, its Mediterranean decolonizations were, in the crucial phase of the 1950s, often more dramatically significant. Even after Indian independence in 1947, Cyprus

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European Decolonization 1918–1981: An Introductory Survey