Volume 7 (2009)

• Pseudo History/Weird History: Nationalism and the Internet

  By Greg Melleuish , Konstantin Sheiko and Stephen Brown , University of Wollongong
  (Vol. 7, October 2009)
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• From ‘Sale to Accession Deed’– Scanning the Historiography of Kashmir 1846–1947

  By Fozia Nazir Lone , City University of Hong Kong and University of Aberdeen
  (Vol. 7, October 2009)
  History Compass

• Defining Prostitution and Redefining Women’s Roles: The Colonial State and Society in Early 19th Century India

  By Erica Wald , London School of Economics and Political Science
  (Vol. 7, October 2009)
  History Compass

• Jihad on the Frontier: A History of Religious Revolt on the North-West Frontier, 1800–1947

  By B. D. Hopkins , University of Cambridge
  (Vol. 7, September 2009)
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• Tensions of Colonial Punishment: Perspectives on Recent Developments in the Study of Coercive Networks in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean

  By Taylor C. Sherman , Royal Holloway, University of London
  (Vol. 7, March 2009)
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Volume 6 (2008)

• Education for All: Reassessing the Historiography of Education in Colonial India

  By Catriona Ellis , University of Edinburgh
  (Vol. 6, December 2008)
  History Compass

• Reading the Rural Modern: Literacy and Morality in Republican China

  By Kate Merkel-Hess , University of California, Irvine
  (Vol. 6, November 2008)
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• The Role of Rumour in History Writing

  By Anjan Ghosh , Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Calcutta
  (Vol. 6, September 2008)
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• Histories of Indian Labour: Predicaments and Possibilities

  By Chitra Joshi , University of Delhi
  (Vol. 6, February 2008)
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• The Economic Development of Southeast Asia in the Colonial Era: c.1870–1942

  By Anne Booth, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
  (Vol. 6, January 2008)
  History Compass