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You are here: Home / Articles / New article ‘Mobility, empire, colonisation’ by Tony Ballantyne

New article ‘Mobility, empire, colonisation’ by Tony Ballantyne

13/08/2014 by Dave Nicholls Leave a Comment

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From History of Australia, 2014, 11(2)
Link to full text here.

Abstract

This article examines the role of mobility in the operation of modern maritime empires and identifies some of the particular ways in which mobility was constituted as a ‘problem’ in debates over colonisation. After briefly mapping a range of ways in which different forms of mobility underwrote the processes of empire, the article turns to the colony of Otago. It sketches how arguments about the meaning of different types of movement played out in a specific colonial location where tensions over fixity and mobility stood at the heart of struggles over the meaning of
both ‘empire’ and ‘community’.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Colonisation, Mobility, movement

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