Toufayan, M. (2014), "When British Justice (in African Colonies) Points Two Ways: On Dualism, Hybridity, and the Genealogy of Juridical Negritude in Taslim Olawale Elias", in Onazi, O. (Ed.) African Legal Theory and Contemporary Problems, Springer, Dordrecht, pp. 31-70....
Taxation was one of the most contentious aspects of British colonial rule in Africa, shaping relationships between Africans, colonial governments, and European settlers. This is the first detailed comparative study of both taxation and public spending in British colonies in Africa....
Prof. Macmillan, lately professor of history and research fellow at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, is a member of the Colonial Office Advisory Committee on Education in the Colonies. He has spent many years in Africa and several of his books are widely known; they include "...
E. B. Worthington, secretary of the Freshwater Biological Association, and author of the section on "Science in Africa" in Lord Hailey's "African Survey"; Major-General Sir John Taylor, late director of the Central Research Institute, Punjab. Those who took part in the subsequent discussion ...
in 1956, and several British colonies in Africa won their independence. In the 1960s, an independence movement swept through the entire British Empire, resulting in more than 20 countries gaining their independence. By 1981, the process of decolonization was largely complete. During the 1980s, ...
agenda drawn up by the responsible power. In British Central Africa the establishment of the Federation marked a barely concealed attempt to order the future of the area within the norms set by white-settler supremacy, even for those Crown Colonies involved — Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia —...
Creech Jones in the House of Commons on June 25 of the Government's proposal to establish a Colonial Development Corporation marks a definite stage towards the establishment of a new Colonial system aimed at raising the standard of living in British Colonies, which has been implicit in such ...
Mr. Sutherland describes the British colonies, dependencies, and protectorates in the northern part of the South Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea, Africa, Asia (exclusive of India and Ceylon, which are described in a separate volume of the series, by Mr. H. F. Blanford), Australasia, and Oceania...
The progress of the Cape towards self-government took a course similar to that of British colonies of conquest and settlement elsewhere. As in French Canada, a governor with arbitrary power replaced the military rule of the conquest era. As in New South
From the 1920s, the Labour party advocated that the colonies be encouraged to develop trade unions, co-operatives and local government. Some tentative moves in this direction were made in 1930 by Ramsay MacDonald's administration but it was not until Labour came to power in 1945 that, in ...