British imperial policy and decolonization, 1938-64 / by 173014 Porter, A. N., Stockwell, A. J.

British Imperialism, National Identity, and Scotland’s Built Environment by Kirsten Carter McKee

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French Algeria in British Imperial Thought, 1830–70 by Middleton, A

“…This article explores the role played by French Algeria in British imperial thinking during the middle decades of the nineteenth century. …”

Illustrating empire: a visual history of British imperialism by Jackson, A, Tomkins, D

Legacies of British Imperialism in the Contemporary UK Asylum–Welfare Nexus by Rachel Humphris

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Studies in British imperial history : essays in honour of A P Thornton / by Martel, Gordon

Leigh Gardner, Taxing Colonial Africa. The Political Economy of British Imperialism by Bas de Roo

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British “imperial federalism” in the vision of Canadian “loyalists” at the end of XIX century by Mykhailo Zapototskyi

“…The article is devoted to the vision of the Canadian political elites of British “imperial federalism” concept, which resonated with the British Empire in the second half of the nineteenth century. …”
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Leigh Gardner, Taxing Colonial Africa. The Political Economy of British Imperialism by Bas de Roo

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Asian Empire and British Knowledge: China and the Networks of British Imperial Expansion by De Weerdt, H

The creation of Saudi Arabia : ibn saud and british imperial policy, 1914-1927 / by 415647 Al-Enazy, Askar H.

THE ‘BRITISH-IMPERIAL’ MODEL OF ADMINISTRATION: ASSEMBLING THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTABULARY, 1900 – 1902 by Scott C Spencer

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The Airwaves in Arabia: BBC Arabic, British Imperialism, and the Arabian Peninsula’s Global Listenership, c. 1933-1940 by Gabriel Lavin

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British Imperialism, French charity and the changing behaviour of Italian Franciscan missionaries in Shanxi Province, 1800–1850 by Harrison, H

Photography and the Imperial Propaganda: Egypt under Gaze by Fatima Zohra HAMRAT

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The continuity of aboriginal customs and government under British imperial constitutional law as applied in colonial Canada, 1760-1860 by Walters, M

“…</p> <p>The central argument of the thesis is that there existed in colonial Canada two distinct systems of municipal law one system for settlers and one system (or set of systems) for natives both deriving legitimacy from an over-arching British imperial constitution. The settler system was established by imperial statute, while native systems were recognized by non-statutory principles of imperial law, or "imperial common law". …”

Popular Orientalism: Somerset Maugham in Mainland Southeast Asia by Christine Doran

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DARUL ULUM DEOBAND: PRESERVING RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL INTEGRITY OF SOUTH ASIAN MUSLIMS THROUGH STRUCTURAL AND STRATEGIC INNOVATIONS by DR. MUHAMMAD NAVEED AKHTAR

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“Go and Teach All Nations”: A British Missionary’s Narrative on China in the 1840s by Paul C. Corrigan

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The The 1874 Trial of Langalibalele of the Amahlubi by Marita Carnelley

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