Shifting Forms of Continental Colonialism

Empires, Modern States, and Colonialism(s): A Preface.-&nbsp;The Shifting Forms of Continental Colonialism: An Introduction.-&nbsp;Part I&nbsp;Colonialism as Discourse in Social Anthropology and History.-&nbsp;Overseas, Continental, and Internal Colonialism: Responses from Latin American Anthropologies.-&nbsp;Native Americans and Colonialism in the Longue Durée: Dancing with Incorporation.-&nbsp;Was Russia a Colonial Empire?.-&nbsp;Part II&nbsp;The Empire’s Colonialism ‘at home’.-&nbsp;Handmaidens of Continental Colonialism? The Ambiguities of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society’s Central Asian Expeditions.-&nbsp;Manchu-Han Relations in Qing China: Reconsidering the Concept of Continental Colonialism in Chinese History.-&nbsp;The Slovak ‘Gypsy Fringe’ as a Semi-Colonial Entity.-&nbsp;Colonialism Within and Without: The Old Oyo Empire in West Africa.-&nbsp;Part III&nbsp;Co-opted Elites, Local Brokers, and Go-betweens in Nation-Building.-&nbsp;India: The Context of Its Current Internal Colonialism.-&nbsp;Patterns of Domination and State Expansion in Early Colonial and Revolutionary Mexico.-&nbsp;Part IV&nbsp;Post-colonial Dependencies: Internal Legacies of External Colonialism.-&nbsp;Greater Mexico: Homeland, Colonialism, and Genetics.-&nbsp;The Second Conquest: Continental and Internal Colonialism in Nineteenth-Century Latin America.-&nbsp;Legacies of Colonial Agency in Africa: Reflections of an ‘Ethnicized’ Space in Kenya and Rwanda.-&nbsp;Living under the Soviet Shadow: Postcolonial critique of Soviet politics in Mongolia.-&nbsp;Part V&nbsp;Modes of Resistance and Decolonization.-&nbsp;The Treaty Relationship and Settler Colonialism in Canada.-&nbsp;The Imperial Emancipations: Ending Non-Russian Serfdoms in Nineteenth-Century Russia.-&nbsp;From the Birth of Nations to the European Union: Colonial and Decolonial Developments in the Baltic Region.<br>