The Cocos Malays : perspectives from anthropology and history / / Nicholas Herriman

• Autore: Herriman Nicholas
• Pubblicazione: Cham, Switzerland : , : Palgrave Macmillan, , [2022]; ©2022
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (212 pages)
• Disciplina: 301.4209598
• Soggetto topico: Malays (Asian people)
• Nota di bibliografia: Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Places in This History -- People in This History -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- List of Maps -- Chapter 1: Introduction: An Englishman in Southeast Asia (1801-1816) -- Europeans in Southeast Asia (1500-1800): The Age of Commerce and the Companies -- Merchant in Malacca (1801-1811): Merchant Adventurers and Country Traders -- Planning the Invasion of Java (1811): French Revolution and European Wars -- 1812 Moluko Land Grant: Kingdom -- Plans for Borneo: Pirates -- Raffles' Instructions (1813-1814): Convicts -- Moluko: White Rajahs -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Across the Indian Ocean (1814-1826) -- Moluko 1814-1816: Liberalism -- Returning the Settlers (1816): Legitimacy -- The End of Moluko (1818): Dutch-British Rivalry -- Java-Lombok (1819): Background of Slavery -- 1820 Bencoolen: Emancipation and Liberty -- Anchored at Cape Town (June 1820): Malayness -- On the Cape (1820-1826): Anti-Slavery -- To the Cocos Islands (1826): Indian Ocean History -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Rule and Rebellion (1826-1871) -- On Cocos (1826-1829): Social Banditry -- Claiming Cocos (1829-1830): Sovereignty and Protection -- Start of the Dynasty (1831-1836): A 'Big Man'? -- 1837 Revolt: Social Contract -- 1857 Annexation: Reluctant Colonialism -- Bantamese Riot (1864, 1870, or 1871): Primitive Rebels -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Age of Empire (1875-WWI) -- Coolies (1875-1908): Indentured Laborers -- 1886 Indenture: Imperialism -- The Coconut Operation: Plantation and Hacienda -- Cultural Change: Plural or Mestizo society? -- Christmas Island (1888-1900s): Mining -- Cable (1901) and Wireless (1910): Global Communications -- Summary -- Chapter 5: World Connection and Conflict (WWI-1952) -- Merging of the Cocos Malays 1914-1920: Isolation and Connection -- Village Authority (1920s and 1930s): Race and Gender. ; The Japanese Advance (1941-1942): Anti-imperialism -- WWII and Cocos (1942-1946): Cargo -- 1948 Labor Strike: Class Struggle -- Exodus (1949-1951): Malay Diaspora -- Summary -- Chapter 6: The Last Clunies-Ross Ruler (1952-1978) -- Transfer to Australia (1952-55): End of Empire? -- Flotilla (1957) and Emigration to Christmas Island (1958-1959): Southeast Asian Ideas of Power -- 1959-1974 Australia Gets More Involved: Neocolonialism? -- 1974 UN Visit: Decolonization -- 1978 Buy Out: 'People without History' -- End of Clunies Ross Rule: Internal and External Factors -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Integrated in Australia? (1984-2020s) -- Act of Self-Determination 1984: Individual and Community -- 1980s and 1990s: Seeking the State -- Language Controversy (2009): Language and Identity -- Indigenous Cocos Malays (2017): Indigeneity -- 2020s: Current Issues -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- References -- Index.
• Titolo autorizzato: The Cocos Malays
• ISBN: 9783031107474; 9783031107467
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910624393503321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II