Networks of Empire: Forced Migration in the Dutch East India Company

Kerry Ward

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Legal and cultural studies analysis Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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1. Networks of empire and the imperial diaspora 2. The company's imperial legal realm and forced migration 3. Crime and punishment in mid-eighteenth century Batavia 4. The Cape cauldron: tales of a trans-oceanic past 5. Cross-circuits in the Indian Ocean: the VOC and Dar al Islam 6. Social webs at the Cape of Good Hope 7. Disintegrating imperial networks.

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