Domesticating the empire : race, gender, and family life in French and Dutch colonialism

Subject: De volgende bijdragen zijn opgenomen: In pursuit of greater France: visions of Empire among Musée Social reformers, 1894-1931 / door Janet R. Horne; "Special customs": paternity suits and citizenship in France and the colonies, 1870-1912 / door Jean Elisabeth Petersen; Redefining "Frenchness": citizenship, race regeneration, and imperial motherhood in France and West Africa, 1914-40 / door Alice L. Conklin; Secrets and danger: interracial sexuality in Louis Couperus's The hidden force and Dutch colonial culture around 1900 / door Pamela Pattynama; Womanizing Indochina: fiction, nation and cohabitation in colonial Cambodia, 1890-1930 / door Penny Edwards; So close and yet so far: the ambivalence of Dutch colonial rhetoric on Javanese servants in Indonesia, 1900-1942 / door Elsbeth Locher-Scholten; Islam, gender, and identities in the making of French Algeria, 1830-1962 / door Julia Clancy-Smith; Civilizing gender relations in Algeria: the paradoxical case of Marie Begéja, 1919-39 / door Jeanne M. Bowlan; "Irresistible seductions": gendered representations of colonial Algeria around 1930 / door Yaël Simpson Fletcher; Emancipating each other: Dutch colonial missionaries' encounter with Karo women in Sumatra, 1900-1942 / door Rita Smith Kipp; Good mothers, Medeas, of Jezebels: feminine imagery in colonial and anticolonial rhetoric in the Dutch East Indies, 1900-1942 / door Frances Gouda; Trekking to New Guinea: Dutch colonial fantasies of a virgin land, 1900-1942 / door Danilyn Fox Rutherford. 348 p. : illustrations