This article uses a discussion of struggles over attempts by the National Union of Seamen to
exclude seafarers from the maritime labour market in the inter‐war period to contribute to …

This article documents an overlooked aspect of 'crime as resistance to colonialism'
challenging colonial authorities in Lahore: the activities of Lahore's little-known Society of …

This article marks an experiment in narrating a longue durée intellectual history 'from
below'of West Punjab's organised labour movement (c. 1920–2000). This movement bridges …

In 1928, British colonial authorities in India detained and held JW Johnstone, a US citizen,
for nearly a month before deporting him first to Europe and then back to the USA …

This article is about some of the governmental experiences of the jurist/diplomat/minister MC
Chagla, through which, it seeks to cast a certain light on the possibilities and limits of …

Abstract The International Labour Organization's (ILO) green initiatives seek to protect
vulnerable communities from the impact of climate change on livelihoods. Nevertheless …

This chapter traces the history of three “Pan-Movements” in the interwar years: Pan-
Africanism, Pan-Islamism, and Pan-Asianism. Pan-Movements arose toward the end of the …

This dissertation explores the ways in which the mobility of South Asian seafarers informed
their political ideas and, more specifically, their ideas of the anti-colonial movement in the …

Goswami's essay revisits an infamous legal trial against communists in late colonial India to
rethink the rapid" mondialization" of a universalistic ideology in a peripheral locale. How did …

Reflecting an astonishing breadth of knowledge, this study offers a provocative,
epistemological reassessment of anticolonial agitation in the nineteenth and twentieth …