دانلود کتاب Policing the Empire: Government, Authority and Control, 1830-1940

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Front matter
Contents
Tables
Illustrations
General editor\'s introduction
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Consent, coercion and colonial control: policing the empire, 1830–1940
Part I: Policing the colonies of settlement, 1830-1900
The ‘Irish model’ and the empire: a case for reassessment
The varieties of policing: colonial Queensland, 1860–1900
The policing of colonial New Zealand: from informal to formal control, 1840 – 1907
Patterns of policing in the post-emancipation British Caribbean, 1835–95
Imposing the British way: the Canadian Mounted Police and the Klondike gold rush
Part II: Colonial policing in Africa and India, 1860-1940
Guarding the extending frontier: policing the Gold Coast, 1865–1913
The ordering of rural India: the policing of nineteenth-century Bengal and Bihar
From military to tribal police: policing the Upper Nile Province of the Sudan
‘Protectors and friends of the people’? The South African Constabulary in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony, 1900–08
Policing, prosecution and the law in colonial Kenya, c. 1905–39
Part III: Policing the colonial city
‘Whisky detectives’ in town: the enforcement of the liquor laws in Hamilton, Ontario, c. 1870–1900
Thieves, drunkards and vagrants: defining crime in colonial Mombasa, 1902–32
Bobbies to Boers: police, people and social control in Cape Town
Index