Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
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Brexit and Empire: ‘Global Britain’ and the Myth of Imperial Nostalgia35
‘One of the Most Urgent Problems to Solve’: Malnutrition, Trans-Imperial Nutrition Science, and Nestlé's Medical Pursuits in Late Colonial Africa8
‘Ad Maiorem Poloniae Gloriam!’ Polish Inter-colonial Encounters in Africa in the Interwar Period6
Colonial Fragility: British Embarrassment and the So-called ‘Migrated Archives’4
Spaces of Intemperance & the British Raj 1860–19203
The Frontiers of Empire: Colonial Policing in Southern Palestine, Sinai, Transjordan and Saudi Arabia3
Representing Bhutan: A Critical Analysis of the Politics of Knowledge Production3
World War II, Global Food Crisis and the Grow-More-Food Campaign in Malawi, 1939–19593
Chinese Illicit Immigration into Colonial Hong Kong, c. 1970–19803
Assembling Sovereignty: Canadian Claims to the Athabasca District Prior to Treaty No. 82
‘Abroad Was Where It all Happened’: Inter-war and Post-war Sponsored Migration to the Commonwealth2
Internationalising Colonial Knowledge. Edgar Barton Worthington and the Scientific Council for Africa, 1949–19562
Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa: From Founding Member to Outcast (1948–1966)2
‘On the Road to Mandalay’: The Development of Railways in British Burma, 1870–19002
Amplified British Aviation Authority in Africa, 1947–1960: Regulation of Low-cost Overseas Airlines2
‘The Bhangi and the Chamar should be Called to the Councils of Empire’: Lord Lothian, the Indian Franchise, and the Untouchables2
Law, Identity and Imperial Logics of Exclusion: The Case of theKomagata MaruPassengers2
Independence and Pan-African Diplomatic Contestation: Anti-colonial Nationalism and the Eclipse of White Legitimacy in ‘British Central Africa’, 1957–642
Stamping ‘Imagination and Sensibility’: Objects, Culture, and Governance in Late Colonial Hong Kong2
Ranking Prime Ministers: Canada in a Commonwealth Context2
Stabilising Lymph: British East and Central Africa, ‘Tropical’ Climates, and the Search for Effective Smallpox Vaccine Lymph, 1890s–19031
Decolonising theHajj:Nationalist Politics and Pilgrimage Administration the British Empire in the Mid-twentieth Century1
Colonialism and its Regimes of Visibility: Edgard Imbert’s Views of the French Empire1
Partners in Empire? Co-colonialism and the Rise of Anti-Indian Nationalism in Burma, 1930–19381
Sovereignty After the Empire and the Search for a New Order: India’s Attempt to Negotiate a Common Citizenship in the Commonwealth (1947–1949)1
The Convict Peace: The Imperial Context of the 1833 Convict Revolt at Castle Forbes1
United States Expansion and Incorporation in the Long Nineteenth-century1
J.C. Byrne, Entrepreneurial Imperialism and the Question of Indigenous Rights1
‘The Little Nothings of Our Life’: Furlough, Recovery and Imperial Interlude at the Cape Colony, 1796–18501
Imperial Confusion: America’s Post-colonial and Post-revolutionary Empire1
Imperialism, Internationalism and Globalisation in Twentieth Century Africa1
The Imperial Afterlife of Warren Hastings, 1818–19471
Law Against Empire, or Law for Empire? – American Imagination and the International Legal Order in the Twentieth Century1
An ‘Incalculable Blunder’: Empire and the British Public School, 1896–19141
The British Empire after A.G. Hopkins'sAmerican Empire1
Algeria, Antifascism, and Third Worldism: An Anticolonial Genealogy of the Western European New Left (Algeria, France, Italy, 1957–1975)1
‘A Matter of Doubt and Uncertainty’: John Gladstone and the Post-Slavery Framework of Labour in the British Empire1
On Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning: A Reply to Alan Lester1
Imperial Internationalisms’ in the 1920s: The Shaping of Colonial Affairs at the League of Nations1
‘Mr Wakefield’s Speaking Trumpets’: Abolishing Slavery and Colonising Systematically1
From Russia with Love: Dissidents, Defectors and the Politics of Asylum in Cold War India1
‘Shipwrecked in Jerusalem’: British Amateur Theatre and Colonial Culture in Mandatory Palestine1
The Philippines in Imperial History1
Shirking the Briggs Plan: Civilian Resistance to Reform and the Army’s Struggle for Control in Malaya, 1950–19521
The Road to 1898: On American Empire and the Philippine Revolution1
Selling the Empire?: Marketing and the Demise of the British World, c.1920–19601
Performing an Imperial Career: Hamilton Goold-Adams in Southern Africa, Cyprus and Queensland1
The British Empire in the Culture War: Nigel Biggar’s Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning1
Remembering the Colonial Past in Algerian Literature0
Rearguard or Vanguard? A New Look at Canada’s Constitutional Act of 17910
‘Today We Will Milk Dogs!’ (Nhasi tinokama imbwa)* – A Socio-political History of African-owned Dogs and the Dog Tax in Southern Rhodesia, c.1900–19500
Queen Elizabeth II and the Commonwealth: Time to Open the Archives0
Andrew Porter (1945–2021)0
Notes on Contributors0
‘A Somewhat Lethargic Approach’: Britain and the Grenada Crisis, 19830
Restoring Asia to the Global Moment of 18980
‘In the Mutual Interest’: The Making and Breaking of the United Kingdom-Ceylon Defence Agreement, 1947–19570
Proslavery Collaborations Between British Outport and Metropole: The Rise of the Glasgow–West India Interest, 1775–18380
On Accumulation and Empire0
The Remains of the Colonial Postcard Days: How to Come to Terms with the Imperial Gaze0
A Place in the Empire: Gibraltar Camp in Jamaica and the British Imperial Order, 1940–19470
Military Training and Decolonisation in the British Empire0
Trans-Tasman Liaison: Australasian Defence Co-ordination and the New Zealand Military Liaison Offices in Australia, 1932–480
Managing Military Withdrawal: The British Departure from East Malaysia, 1966–19670
Sport and Social Relationships in the Falkland Islands up to 19820
Practical Christianity in Practice: Chinese Youth Culture and the Scouting Movement as Seen by British Missionaries at the Griffith John College, Hankou, 1915–19250
The Small Spaces of Empire: Long-distance Trade, Anglo-Indian Foodways and the Bottlekhana0
Salt, Smuggling, and Sovereignty: The Burma-China Borderland, c. 1880–19350
The ILO and the Political Economy of Labour Policy Making in Nigeria, 1930–19600
Peter Burroughs (1936–2021)0
Unmasking the Colonial Past: Memory, Narrative, and Legacy0
Violence, Resilience and the ‘Coolie’ Identity: Life and Survival on Ships to the Caribbean, 1834–19170
End of Empire and the Bomb: Britain, Malaya and Nuclear Weapons, 1956–570
Response: Imperial Puzzles0
The Temptation of War: How Alcohol Affected the Canadian First World War Experience in Hastings, 19170
From ‘Natives’ to ‘Aborigines’: Late Colonialism, Indigenous Rights and the Global Politics of Sovereignty (1953–1962)0
Notes on Contributors0
The Proteas Plucked for a Lotus Land: Ceylon’s Boer Internment Experience, 1900–19020
Nordic Connectors: The Gallen-Kallela Family and Colonial Lives in East Africa and New Mexico0
Engraved Stories of Empire: An Examination of Selected Images from the Missionary Register , 1813–18550
Emigration, War and Reconstruction: Imagining the International Dispersal of Britain in the 1940s0
A ‘Mudbank’ or ‘the Most Dangerous Area in the World’? Decolonising British Guiana, Czechoslovakia, and the Making of a Cold War Hot Spot in Latin America0
Speaking as a Colonial State: Mass Broadcasting and the Language of Development in Northern Rhodesia, 1941–19630
‘Spoils of Many a Distant Land’: The Earls of Crawford and the Collecting of Oriental Manuscripts in the Nineteenth Century0
The Northern Ireland Conflict and Colonial Resonances0
‘A High Tory and an American upon my own Principles’: James Boswell, the American Revolution, and Royalist Constitutionalism, 1775–17830
Monarchism, International Relations, and the Continuing Irish Revolution, 1926–290
Southern Rhodesia and Britain’s Discriminatory Sterling Area: The Dollar Crisis and Post-War Colonial Tobacco Trade, 1947–19600
‘Amenable to Civil Power’: The Influence of the Periphery on British Policy on New Zealand, 1831 to 18370
‘The Veil of Mystery:’ Imperial Intelligence in the Arabian Peninsula0
Nordic Settler Identities in Colonial Kenya: Class, Nationality and Race in Bror and Karen Blixen’s Transimperial Lives0
Shades of White: African Climate and Jewish European Bodies, 1903–19050
To Swear or Not to Swear?: Britain, Southeast Asia and the Attempt to Reform the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 1964–19710
Imperial Connections between Ireland and India in the Late Eighteenth Century0
Official British Aid Policy, External Economic Relations, and Development, 1947-1974: Contingent Continuities from Empire to Post-Empire0
The ‘Native Question’ in Australia Exploring the Anglo-Australian Humanitarian Response, 1904–19390
Competitive Cooperation and Public Health: VD Control in the British Colony of Trinidad and Tobago During WWII0
Informal Empire and the Cold War0
‘No Longer Required for Operations’: Troops’ Repatriation to West Africa after the Second World War, 1945–19500
Administering Disseminations: Film Exhibition and Censorship During the Great War in India0
Inter-imperial ‘45: War, Geopolitics, and the Entanglements of Rebellion, 1745–17630
‘We Went Bravely On … ’: The Theatre and Spectacle of Everyday Life in British Written Representations of Colonial South Asia0
‘Constituencies of Control’ – Collective Punishments in Kenya’s Mau Mau Emergency, 1952–550
‘One Man Lobby’? Propaganda, Nationalism in the Diaspora, and the India League of America During the Second World War0
Keeping Britain ‘in the Fore’: The Establishment of the British Council in South Africa and Its Contribution to the 1960 Union Festival0
‘Pen Pals – the Significance of the Release of the “Palace Letters” in Australia’0
Saving Our Empire from the Bolsheviks: The British Fascisti from a Transnational Perspective0
Terrifying and Powerful, Fertile and Homely: Flora Shaw and ‘England’ in Representations of the Imperial Landscape, 1890–19040
Anglo-Indians and the Punjab Partition: Identity, Politics, and the Creation of Pakistan0
‘To Dust Off the Cobwebs’: The Whitlam Government’s Failure to Completely Abolish Appeals From Australian Courts to the Privy Council0
The Coloniser Colonised: Legacies of Britain’s Informal Empire in Spain0
Uganda, Southern Sudan and the Idi Amin Coup0
Power and Impunity in 1930s Colonial Cyprus: Rupert Gunnis, the ‘Uncrowned King’, and his Sudden Downfall0
Reinventing International Colonialism during a Crisis of Empire: Belgian-British Colonial Exchanges between Inter-Imperialism and Inter-Colonial Technical Cooperation, 1920s–1930s0
Severing the Sinews of the Spanish Empire: British Naval Policy and Operations Regarding the Silver Fleets during the War of Jenkins’ Ear, 1737–17400
Come By Chance: Newfoundland and Global Medical Migration, 1950–19760
Interrogating Orientalism: Hindu Festivals and Travellers’ Tales in the Colonial Indian Ocean0
Farewell to Tensions for Post-independence Algerian and Nigerian Populations: ‘Hybrid Affirmation’ as a Postcolonial Proposition0
Nordic Connections: Norwegian and Swedish Missionaries in Changsha in the 1920s0
Nordics in Motion: Transimperial Mobilities and Global Experiences of Nordic Colonialism0
Romance on the Afghan Frontier: Desire in the Literature of the Church Missionary Society of Peshawar0
Drinking for Development: Transformation of the Beer Hall System in Late Colonial Bulawayo, Zimbabwe0
Self-determination and State-building: Mosul Before the League of Nations, 1918–19320
Cuba: Context and Consequences for the American Empire0
‘Experts’, Settlers and Africans: The Production of Local Agricultural and Veterinary Knowledge in Southern Rhodesia (1897–1914)0
The Cape of Good Hope Colony and the British World Turned Upside-down, 1806–18360
Channelling Ottoman Armenian Refugees During the Hamidian Massacres: Immigration Restrictions and British Liberal Imperial Humanitarianism at Stake (1894–1898)0
Anglo-Krio Relations: A Study of a Disadvantaged Community in a Colonial Setting, 1895–19220
From Federation to ‘White Redoubt’: Africa and the Global Radical-Right in the Geographical Imagination of UDI-Era Rhodesian Propaganda, 1962–19700
The African Savers and the Post Office Savings Bank in Colonial Kenya (1910-1954)0
‘We Will Teach India Democracy’: Indigenous Voices in Constitution Making0
An Alternative Macanese Public Sphere: Discussing Portuguese Macau’s Problems in British Hong Kong0
The Swedish Slave Trade Efforts at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century: Case Studies in Nordic Transimperial History0
The French Flag in Zanzibar Waters 1860s–1900s: Abolition and Imperial Rivalry in the Western Indian Ocean0
British Power in the Mediterranean: Sea Protests and Notarial Practice in Nineteenth-century Malta0
Notes on contributors0
American Empire in Global History0
Manufacturing Crisis: Anti-slavery ‘Humanitarianism’ and Imperialism in East Africa, 1888–18900
Sámi Mobilities in Colonial Spaces and the Right to Make a Home0
Brexit and the ‘Imperial Factor’: A longue durée Approach to British Exceptionalism0
Glyndwr Williams (1932–2022)0
Interracial Sex as Taboo: The New Imperialism, Christian Victorian Values, Nationalism, and the Legacies of Intimacy in the Colony of Sierra Leone, 1861–19140
A Lake to Serve: The Exploration, Modification, and Degradation of Lake Victoria, 1920s to 1960s0
Development and Decolonisation: the 1964 UN Conference on Trade and Development and the Independence of Papua New Guinea0
Imperial Refugee Management. Moving Greek Refugees Through the British Empire and into the Belgian Congo (1942–1945)0
Notes on Contributors0
Empire, Exploration and ‘Failure’: The Euphrates Expedition and the Route to India that Never Was0
Britain and the Rhodesian Mercenary Issue, c.1970–19800
A Poorly Invented Tradition?La Semaine coloniale française 1927–1939in its Transnational Context0
Creating the Peasant as Other: Self-colonisation in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union0
‘”A Damnable Blaze”: John Loader Maffey, the North-West Frontier and the Abduction of Mollie Ellis, 1919 – 1923’0
‘Get Along Without It’: Negotiating Domesticity in Imperial Sudan0
Fleet-footed Performers at the Edges of Colonial Law: Jack Johnson, Maud Allan and the Struggles of Cinema Censorship in British India0
‘An African Representative’: Canada, the Third World, and South African Apartheid, 1984–19900
Robert Montgomery Martin and the Origins of ‘Greater Britain’0
Penny Post Imperialists: Imagining and Experiencing Empire in Letters to the Colonial Office, 19030
The Maltese Fulcrum: Strategy and Fantasy in the Early Nineteenth-century British Mediterranean0
Performing Independence in Puducherry: Commemorative Public Holidays and Postcolonial Imaginaries in the Former French India0
Political Disillusionment and the Fine Line Between Independence and Neo-colonialism in Early Post-colonial Africa: A Literary and Historical Perspective from Senegal with Aminata Sow Fall0
A Nordic Colonial Career Across Borders: Hjalmar Björling in the Dutch East Indies and China0
Fragile Connections: Finnish Settlers and U.S. Power in Cuba, c. 1904–19590
Bringing Murderers to Justice in Late Colonial Burma0
Debating Racial Hierarchy and the Exclusion of Māori from the 1928 All Blacks Rugby Tour to South Africa0
To Maintain or Adjust?: On the Whiteness of Swedish Men in the Congo Free State (1884–1914)0
Reviewing the 1943 Sino-British Treaty Negotiations: The United States’ Role in Ending British Imperialism in China0
Concealing Colonial Comparability: British Exceptionalism, Imperial Violence, and the Dynamiting of Cave Refuges in Southern Africa, 1879–18970
Cold War and Decolonisation: The British Response to Soviet Union Anti-colonialism in Sub-Saharan Africa0
Small Wars and Pacification in the British Empire: A Case Study of Lushai Hills, 1850–19000
‘Isolated British Europeans’: How EEC Membership Helped the Gibraltarians Secure British Citizenship, 1962–19810
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