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"Combining detailed economic analysis with social psychological and cognitive research, Patrick Colm Hogan subtly connects study of the motivations and political viability of colonialist endeavors in India, Ireland, Africa, Australia, and elsewhere with exploration of the emotional investments colonialism elicits and the rationalizing discourse that seeks to justify it. Challenging postcolonial theory that marginalizes truth claims, Hogan draws on extensive empirical evidence in fashioning innovative explanations of colonialism's many varieties, tensions between its motivations and justifications, and assessment of its ongoing material, political, and psychological-emotional legacies." - Donald Wehrs, Hargis Professor of English Literature at Auburn University, USA
"Patrick Colm Hogan's characteristically rigorous book sets itself against the poststructuralist orthodoxies that have dominated postcolonial theory, paying attention to the psycho-social dynamics of group relations and their impact on the language and practice of postcolonialism. Yet it does so without ever losing sight of the political, cultural and economic dimensions of power which make colonialism an on-going reality and a root cause of injustice and violence in our contemporary world" - Peter Morey, Chair in 20th-Century English Literature, Birmington University, UK