Revisiting Colonialism and Colonial Labour
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Revisiting Colonialism and Colonial Labour
The South Asian Working Class in British Malaya
Raymond, Shivalinggam; Sundara Raja, Sivachandralingam
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2024
200
Mole
9781032302799
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Introduction by the Editors
Ideation: Historiographical, Methodological, and Philosophical
Chapter 1: Repurposing Colonialism: Historical Intellectuality, Postcolonial/Decolonial Encounter and the Colonial Labour History in Malaysia
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja and Shivalinggam Raymond
Chapter 2: Colonialism's Postcoloniality/Coloniality, Historical Epistemology, and a Case for Malaysian South Indian Labour Historiography
Shivalinggam Raymond
Historical Discussions
Chapter 3: Global Colonial Economy, South Indian Labour Immigration, and British Colonial Institutions and Practices: A Historical Perspective
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja
Chapter 4: The Inception and Internal Workings of the Tamil Immigration Fund in British Malaya, 1907-1938
Pushpavalli A. Rengasamey
Chapter 5: Towards the Interaction between the Chettiar Financial Capitalist and the South Indian Working-Class in British Malaya
Ummadevi Suppiah
Chapter 6: Indian Agents of the Government of India and the Conception of a Transnationalist Context of the South Indian Labourers of Malaya
M. Utaman Raman
Chapter 7: Colonial Exigencyand Labour Self-Agency: Colonial Policy, Labour Agricultural Land Settlement, and South Indian Response from the 1900s to the 1930s Great Depression
Thivya Ranie
Epilogue
Bibliography
Ideation: Historiographical, Methodological, and Philosophical
Chapter 1: Repurposing Colonialism: Historical Intellectuality, Postcolonial/Decolonial Encounter and the Colonial Labour History in Malaysia
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja and Shivalinggam Raymond
Chapter 2: Colonialism's Postcoloniality/Coloniality, Historical Epistemology, and a Case for Malaysian South Indian Labour Historiography
Shivalinggam Raymond
Historical Discussions
Chapter 3: Global Colonial Economy, South Indian Labour Immigration, and British Colonial Institutions and Practices: A Historical Perspective
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja
Chapter 4: The Inception and Internal Workings of the Tamil Immigration Fund in British Malaya, 1907-1938
Pushpavalli A. Rengasamey
Chapter 5: Towards the Interaction between the Chettiar Financial Capitalist and the South Indian Working-Class in British Malaya
Ummadevi Suppiah
Chapter 6: Indian Agents of the Government of India and the Conception of a Transnationalist Context of the South Indian Labourers of Malaya
M. Utaman Raman
Chapter 7: Colonial Exigencyand Labour Self-Agency: Colonial Policy, Labour Agricultural Land Settlement, and South Indian Response from the 1900s to the 1930s Great Depression
Thivya Ranie
Epilogue
Bibliography
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colonial labour;British Malaya;Colonialism;South Asia;Malaya;South Indian Labourers;Colonial Administration;South Indian;Malay States;Negeri Sembilan;Federated Malay States;Tamil Labourers;Indian Labourers;Imperial Hegemony;Socioeconomic Development;FMS Railway;Global Labour History;Rubber Plantations;Labour Settlement;Madras Presidency;FMS Government;Immigration Committee;Emigration Depot;Fund Ordinance;Immigration Fund;Tamil Education;Ceylon Tamils;Indian Agents
Introduction by the Editors
Ideation: Historiographical, Methodological, and Philosophical
Chapter 1: Repurposing Colonialism: Historical Intellectuality, Postcolonial/Decolonial Encounter and the Colonial Labour History in Malaysia
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja and Shivalinggam Raymond
Chapter 2: Colonialism's Postcoloniality/Coloniality, Historical Epistemology, and a Case for Malaysian South Indian Labour Historiography
Shivalinggam Raymond
Historical Discussions
Chapter 3: Global Colonial Economy, South Indian Labour Immigration, and British Colonial Institutions and Practices: A Historical Perspective
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja
Chapter 4: The Inception and Internal Workings of the Tamil Immigration Fund in British Malaya, 1907-1938
Pushpavalli A. Rengasamey
Chapter 5: Towards the Interaction between the Chettiar Financial Capitalist and the South Indian Working-Class in British Malaya
Ummadevi Suppiah
Chapter 6: Indian Agents of the Government of India and the Conception of a Transnationalist Context of the South Indian Labourers of Malaya
M. Utaman Raman
Chapter 7: Colonial Exigencyand Labour Self-Agency: Colonial Policy, Labour Agricultural Land Settlement, and South Indian Response from the 1900s to the 1930s Great Depression
Thivya Ranie
Epilogue
Bibliography
Ideation: Historiographical, Methodological, and Philosophical
Chapter 1: Repurposing Colonialism: Historical Intellectuality, Postcolonial/Decolonial Encounter and the Colonial Labour History in Malaysia
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja and Shivalinggam Raymond
Chapter 2: Colonialism's Postcoloniality/Coloniality, Historical Epistemology, and a Case for Malaysian South Indian Labour Historiography
Shivalinggam Raymond
Historical Discussions
Chapter 3: Global Colonial Economy, South Indian Labour Immigration, and British Colonial Institutions and Practices: A Historical Perspective
Sivachandralingam Sundara Raja
Chapter 4: The Inception and Internal Workings of the Tamil Immigration Fund in British Malaya, 1907-1938
Pushpavalli A. Rengasamey
Chapter 5: Towards the Interaction between the Chettiar Financial Capitalist and the South Indian Working-Class in British Malaya
Ummadevi Suppiah
Chapter 6: Indian Agents of the Government of India and the Conception of a Transnationalist Context of the South Indian Labourers of Malaya
M. Utaman Raman
Chapter 7: Colonial Exigencyand Labour Self-Agency: Colonial Policy, Labour Agricultural Land Settlement, and South Indian Response from the 1900s to the 1930s Great Depression
Thivya Ranie
Epilogue
Bibliography
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
colonial labour;British Malaya;Colonialism;South Asia;Malaya;South Indian Labourers;Colonial Administration;South Indian;Malay States;Negeri Sembilan;Federated Malay States;Tamil Labourers;Indian Labourers;Imperial Hegemony;Socioeconomic Development;FMS Railway;Global Labour History;Rubber Plantations;Labour Settlement;Madras Presidency;FMS Government;Immigration Committee;Emigration Depot;Fund Ordinance;Immigration Fund;Tamil Education;Ceylon Tamils;Indian Agents
