1st Edition
A History of Colonial India 1757 to 1947
Introduction 1. Interpreting Colonialism and Nationalism 2. Early Colonialism 3. Colonial Education 4. Contested Histories of 1857 Revolt 5. Theorizing 1857 Revolt 6. Understanding Colonial Subjects 7. Constitutional Development in Colonial India 8. Nationalist Politics: Early Phase 9. Gandhi And Nationalist Politics 10. Quit India Movement 11. Colonialism and Women’s Question 12. Social Movements 13. Colonial State and Partition of India 14. Decolonization and Colonial Legacies Conclusion
Biography
Himanshu Roy is Atal Bihari Vajpayee Senior Fellow, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, Teen Murti House, New Delhi, India. His publications include Peasant in Marxism, Secularism and its Colonial Legacy in India, State Politics in India, Indian Political System, Indian Political Thought and Patel.
Jawaid Alam is Associate Professor of History at Department of History and Culture, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India. His publications include Jammu And Kashmir 1949-64 (ed.), Kashmir and Beyond 1966-84 (ed.), and Government and Politics in Colonial Bihar.
