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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Imperial citizenship"”.
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Circuits of imperial citizenship: Indian print culture and the politics of race, 1890-1914
… legislation. They responded by asserting that as imperial citizens, Indians should be treated equally with white British subjects. Although imperial citizenship had no fixed legal meaning, Indian activists invoked imperial citizenship as a legal status and as an identity that carried racial and …
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New Destinations of Empire: Imperial Migration from the Marshall Islands to Northwest Arkansas
… over the islands, it also re-entrenched imperial power relations between the two countries, at once consolidating U.S. military access to the islands and creating a Marshallese diaspora whose largest resettlement site is now Springdale, Arkansas. As a result, Springdale, an “all-white …
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The Development of British Imperial Nationality 1900-1948
… afforded the new status of ‘Commonwealth Citizenship’ to inhabitants of the United Kingdom, its colonial possessions, and independent Commonwealth countries. Historians agree that by reaffirming an imperial model of British nationality, the Act facilitated unprecedented levels of …
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British Citizenship and Immigration Policy, 1945 - 1962.
This thesis charts the evolution of citizenship and immigration policy in Britain between 1945 and 1962. These years were marked by the movement of small but growing numbers of British citizens and British subjects, Black and Asian, to Britain. At the start of this period, British subjects from the …