Imperial internationalism: the Round Table Conference and the making of India in London, 1930-32

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Imperial internationalism: the Round Table Conference and the making of India in London, 1930-32

This paper argues that we can view the Round Table Conference (three sittings between 1930-32) as an international organisation that re-assembled the technology of the colonial Indian state. The conference is traditionally associated with colonial and anti-colonial leaders adopting federal nationali...

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Main Author:	Legg, Stephen
Format:	Article
Published:	University of Pennsylvania Press 2018
Subjects:	Internationalism; imperialism; round table conference; anti-colonialism; london
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/52324/

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