JOURNAL OF IMPERIAL AND COMMONWEALTH HISTORY

‘Crocodiles in the Corridors’: Security Vetting, Race and Whitehall, 1945–1968

Prison and Law, Repression and Resistance: Colonialism and Beyond

Jewish Refugees in Cyprus and British Imperial Sovereignty in the Eastern Mediterranean, 1933–1949

Colonial Incarceration and Selective Memories: What Is Remembered? Who Is Forgotten? The Case of Peasant Women Deported to São Nicolau (Angola, 1969)

The Imperial Constitution of the Law Officers of the Crown: Legal Thought on War and Colonial Government, 1719–1774

Bridging Cultures: The Forging of the China Consular Mind

Empires and Colonial Incarceration in the Twentieth Century

Boundaries of the International: Law and Empire, by Jennifer Pitts

The Penal Origins of Colonial Model Villages: From Aborted Concentration Camps to Forced Resettlement in Angola (1930–1969)

The Penal World in the French Empire: A Comparative Study of French Transportation and its Legacy in Guyana and New Caledonia

Widows’ Men: The Admiralty Board, Precedent, and Pensions for the Widows of the Lost Franklin Expedition

Impersonating a Voter: Constructions of Race, and Conceptions of Subjecthood in the Franchise of Colonial New South Wales, c. 1850–1865

Colonial Australia, the 1887 Colonial Conference, and the Struggle for Imperial Unity

Liberia an(d) Empire?: Sovereignty, ‘Civilisation’ and Commerce in Nineteenth-Century West Africa

Making Connections: John Darwin and his Histories of Empire

Biography and the Making of Transnational Imperialism: Karl Gützlaff on the China Coast, 1831–1851

Italian Colonialism in Africa as a Connected System: Institutions, Men and Colonial Troops

Contextualising Apartheid at the End of Empire: Repression, ‘Development’ and the Bantustans

His Brother’s Keeper: Charles Livingstone and the ‘Failure’ of David Livingstone’s Zambezi Expedition

The Welsh Way of Colonisation in Patagonia: The International Politics of Moral Superiority

From Crime to Coercion: Policing Dissent in Abeokuta, Nigeria, 1900–1940

John Darwin’s Key Publications

‘Hong Kong is my Home’: The 1940 Evacuation and Hong Kong-Britons

Britishness Reconsidered: Interplay Between Immigration and Nationality Legislation and Policymaking in Twenty-first Century Britain

Colonial Capitalism and the Dilemmas of Liberalism, by Onur Ulas Ince

Democratisation and the British Empire

Difference Between the Self and the Heathen. European Imperial Culture in Dutch Missionary Exhibitions, 1909–1957

The Productivity of Political Imprisonment: Stories from Rhodesia

Anglo-Russian War-Scare and British Occupation of Kŏmundo, 1885–7: The Initial Phase of Globalisation of International Affairs Between Great Powers

The Red Cross and the Establishment of Maternal and Infant Welfare in the 1930s Gold Coast

Colonial Emulation, Competition and Opportunism: A Twentieth-Century Spanish Perspective on the British and French ‘Empire Projects’

‘This Community Which Nobody Can Define’: Meanings of Commonwealth in the Late 1940s and 1950s

Unfinished Decolonisation and Globalisation

Imperial Projections & Crisis: The Liberal International Order as a ‘Pseudo-Empire’

Comrade Ryan, International Trade Unionism and White Australia: Global Communism, Trade Unionism and Empire in Interwar India

Cold War and Decolonisation: Australia’s Policy Towards Britain’s End of Empire in Southeast Asia, by Andrea Benvenuti

Complicating Decolonisation: Mozambican Indian Experiences in the Twentieth Century

A Flawed Saint: The Popular Image of William Gladstone in the Australian Colonies