From Empire to Nation: The Rise to Self-Assertion of Asian and African Peoples

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Part One. Setting The Stage -- Chapter I. Introduction -- Chapter Ii. The Era Of The Two World Wars -- Chapter Iii. The Rejection Of Colonialism -- Chapter Iv. Colonial Policy And National Movements -- Part Two. The Anatomy Of The Nation -- Chapter V. The Nature Of The Nation -- Chapter Vi. People, Territory, And State -- Chapter Vii. Language -- Chapter Viii. Culture And Religion -- Chapter Ix. Economics -- Chapter X. The West And Non-western Nationalism -- Part Three. Nationalism And Democracy -- Chapter Xi. Nationalism And Democracy: Background And Foreground -- Chapter Xii. Colonialism As A School For Democracy -- Chapter Xiii. The Colonial Nationalist As Democrat -- Chapter Xiv. Nationalism And Democracy In Non-colonial Countries -- Chapter Xv. The Erosion Of Democracy In The New States -- Part Four. Self-determination -- Chapter Xvi. The Principle Of Self-determination -- Chapter Xvii. Self-determination In Plural Societies -- Part Five. By Way Of Conclusion -- Chapter Xviii. Traditionalism And Communism -- Chapter Xix. The Virtues Of Nationalism -- Chapter Xx. The New Nations And The International Community -- Notes. Index -- Notes -- Index Rupert Emerson. Mode Of Access: Internet Via World Wide Web. In English.