James Hevia is Professor of International History at the University of Chicago. His research interests have centred on European imperialism in Asia from the late eighteenth century onwards, and his previous publications include English Lessons: The Pedagogy of Imperialism in Nineteenth-Century China (2003).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. The military revolution of the nineteenth century 3. Imperial state formation, the professionalization of the army, and the making of experts 4. Forming intelligence, making an archive 5. Disciplining the space of Asia: triangulation and route books 6. Regulating the facts of Asia: military reports and handbooks 7. The uses of intelligence 8. The effects of the imperial security regime in Asia and Great Britain 9. Imperial security and the transformation of Asia Bibliography.
1. Introduction 2. The military revolution of the nineteenth century 3. Imperial state formation, the professionalization of the army, and the making of experts 4. Forming intelligence, making an archive 5. Disciplining the space of Asia: triangulation and route books 6. Regulating the facts of Asia: military reports and handbooks 7. The uses of intelligence 8. The effects of the imperial security regime in Asia and Great Britain 9. Imperial security and the transformation of Asia Bibliography.
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