Echoes of Empire

Kalypso Nicolaidis is Professor of International Relations at St. Antony's College, Oxford, UK. Berny Sebe is Lecturer in Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. Gabrielle Maas is an independent scholar and former fellow of the Institute of Historical Research. She received her doctorate from the University of Oxford

The most wide-ranging and impressive effort to date to analyse the after-life of modern European empires Dipesh Chakrabarty Original and illuminating Timothy Garton Ash An inspiration to those who want to end the West versus the Rest divide and build a truly inclusive field of Global IR or global social sciences. Amitav Acharya

• AcknowledgementsivContributorsivEchoes of Empire: A Multi-Disciplinary Appraisal1Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Berny Sèbe and Gabrielle MaasPart 1: Colonialism and modernity: Views from the receiving endImperial Parasitism: British Explorers and Africa’s Empires17Dane KennedyColonial Modernities: A View from the Imperial Verandah, c. 1880–196029Jan-Georg DeutschEchoes of Empire and Democracy in South Asia39Sarmila BoseMonarquía, Imperio, República, Repúblicas: Latin America and its Imperial Past53Jean-Frédéric SchaubEpilogueEchoes of European Colonialism in South America69Juan José RossiPart 2: Return to Sender? Imperial Visions, Imperial LegaciesThe Echoes of Rome in British and American Imperial Ideologies89Ali ParchamiTowards Cosmopolitan Perspectives on Empires and their Echoes? The case for a European framework105Table of Contents*Table of ContentsAcknowledgementsivContributorsivEchoes of Empire: A Multi-Disciplinary Appraisal1Kalypso Nicolaïdis, Berny Sèbe and Gabrielle MaasPart 1: Colonialism and modernity: Views from the receiving endImperial Parasitism: British Explorers and Africa’s Empires17Dane KennedyColonial Modernities: A View from the Imperial Verandah, c. 1880–196029Jan-Georg DeutschEchoes of Empire and Democracy in South Asia39Sarmila BoseMonarquía, Imperio, República, Repúblicas: Latin America and its Imperial Past53Jean-Frédéric SchaubEpilogueEchoes of European Colonialism in South America69Juan José RossiPart 2: Return to Sender? Imperial Visions, Imperial LegaciesThe Echoes of Rome in British and American Imperial Ideologies89Ali ParchamiTowards Cosmopolitan Perspectives on Empires and their Echoes? The case for a European framework105Berny SèbeBetween Memory, History, and Historiography: Contesting Ottoman Legacies in Turkey, 1923–2012121Nora Fisher OnarToo soon to Find Imperial ‘Echoes’? The Russian Empire133Alexander MorrisonState of Insecurity: Self-Defence and Self-Cultivation in the Genesis of Japanese Imperialism149Christopher HardingEpilogueAnalysing ‘Echoes of Empire’ in Contemporary Context: The Personal Odyssey of an Imperial Historian (1970s – present)165John MacKenziePart 3: From Imperial to Normative Power: the EU Project in a post-Colonial WorldBuilding Eurafrica: Reviving Colonialism through European Integration 1920–60185Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson‘Echoes Of Colonialism’ in the Negotiation of Economic Partnership Agreements, 2001–8201Clara Weinhardt and Emily JonesFrom the Soviet Bloc to the New Middle Age: East-Central Europe’s Three Imperial Moments219Dimitar BechevThe EU and its Eastern Neighbours: Why ‘Othering’ Matters233Elena Korosteleva ‘Southern Barbarians’? A Postcolonial Critique of EUniversalism247Kalypso Nicolaïdis EpilogueChinese Empire meets the West: A Centennial Hurdle for China265Zhu Liqun and Feng Jicheng Part 4: Globalism: From the Colonial to the Postcolonial WorldsThe European Invention of Globalism 281Karoline Postel-Vinay Legal Child, Step Child: Brazil’s and India’s Globalisation Trajectories as Colonial Legacies295Vinícius Rodrigues Vieira Echoes of Imperialism in LGBT Activism311Rahul RaoFrom Anti-Colonial Movements to the New Social Movements329Robert YoungColonisation and Globalisation337Jacques Frémeaux and Gabrielle MaasEpilogueAfter-Images of Empire347Bernard Porter Afterword359John Darwin