Decentring empire: Britain, India and the transcolonial world/ 
edited by Durba Ghosh and Dane Kennedy. 
 - Hyderabad:  Orient Longman,  2006. 
 - xi, 406 p. :  ill. ;  22 cm. 
 - New perspectives in South Asian history, 15. .
<br/><br/>1. Introduction /Durba Ghosh and Dane Kennedy<br/>2. Imperial Finance under the East India Company, 1762-1859 /John F. Richards<br/>3. Marriage and the Morality of Exchange: Defining the Terrain of Law in Late-Nineteenth-Century Western India /Rachel Sturman<br/>4. Imperial Rivers: Irrigation and British Visions of Empire /David Gilmartin<br/>5. Imperial Brothers, Imperial Partners: Indian Freemasons, Race, Kinship and Networking in the British Empire and Beyond /Vahid Fozdar<br/>6. Victorian Imperialism in the Making of the British Medical Profession: An Argument /Douglas M. Haynes<br/>7. Diagnosing the Colonial Dilemma: Tropical Neurasthenia and the Alienated Briton /Dane Kennedy<br/>8. Origins Stories: Missionary Projects and Colonial Translations in Tahiti, Northwestern America and Eastern Australia /Anne Keary<br/>9. Comparative Colonialism, Moral Censorship and Governmentality /Deana Heath<br/>10. The Transcolonial World of Hunger Strikes and Political Fasts, c. 1909-1935 /Kevin Grant<br/>11. Terrorism in Bengal: Political Violence in the Interwar Years /Durba Ghosh<br/>12. A Nationalist 'Public' in the Imperial World? Swadeshi Goods and Public Space in British India /Lisa N. Trivedi<br/>13. Visual Vocabularies in Twentieth-Century India: Negotiating the Imperial and the Local through Treatment of Place /Sandria B. Freitag<br/>14. Ideologies of the End of the Raj: Burma, India and the World, 1940 50 /C. A. Bayly 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8125029826 9788125029823 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Management<br/>India<br/>British Occupation of India (1765-1947)<br/>British colonies<br/>Imperialism<br/>British
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>954.035  / GHO/D