Europe After Empire
Europe After Empire
Decolonization, Society, and Culture
Buettner, Elizabeth
Cambridge University Press
03/2016
553
Mole
Inglês
9780521131889
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- Part I. Decolonization for Colonizers: Europe's Transition to the Postcolonial Era: 1. Myths of continuity and European exceptionalism: Britain, decolonization, and the Commonwealth family ideal
- 2. Occupation, resistance, and liberation: the road to Dutch decolonization
- 3. Soldiering on in the shadow of war: decolonizing la plus grande France
- 4. Long live the king?: Belgium, the monarchy, and the Congo between the Second World War and the decolonization years
- 5. From Rose-Coloured Map to Carnation Revolution: Portugal's overseas amputations
- Part II. Migrations and Multiculturalisms in Postcolonial Europe
- 6. Ending empires, coming home: the ghost worlds of European colonial repatriates
- 7. Ethnic minority immigration from empires lost
- 8. Reconfiguring nations: identities, belonging, and multiculturalism in the wake of postcolonial migration
- Part III. Memories, Legacies, and Further Directions: 9. Remembering and forgetting empires
- Epilogue: thoughts toward new histories of contemporary Europe
- Further reading
- Index.
- Part I. Decolonization for Colonizers: Europe's Transition to the Postcolonial Era: 1. Myths of continuity and European exceptionalism: Britain, decolonization, and the Commonwealth family ideal
- 2. Occupation, resistance, and liberation: the road to Dutch decolonization
- 3. Soldiering on in the shadow of war: decolonizing la plus grande France
- 4. Long live the king?: Belgium, the monarchy, and the Congo between the Second World War and the decolonization years
- 5. From Rose-Coloured Map to Carnation Revolution: Portugal's overseas amputations
- Part II. Migrations and Multiculturalisms in Postcolonial Europe
- 6. Ending empires, coming home: the ghost worlds of European colonial repatriates
- 7. Ethnic minority immigration from empires lost
- 8. Reconfiguring nations: identities, belonging, and multiculturalism in the wake of postcolonial migration
- Part III. Memories, Legacies, and Further Directions: 9. Remembering and forgetting empires
- Epilogue: thoughts toward new histories of contemporary Europe
- Further reading
- Index.