Post-colonialism

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Towards a People’s Cinema: Independent Documentary and its Audience in India

Edited by Kasturi Basu and Dwaipayan Banerjee
Medicine, Healthcare and the Raj: The Unacknowledged Legacy

By Daya Varma
BROWN over BLACK: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation

By Antoinette Burton
Remapping Knowledge: The Making of South Asian Studies in India, Europe and America (19th–20th centuries)

By Jackie Assayag & Veronique Benei (Editors)

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Towards a People’s Cinema: Independent Documentary and its Audience in India

Medicine, Healthcare and the Raj: The Unacknowledged Legacy

BROWN over BLACK: Race and the Politics of Postcolonial Citation

Remapping Knowledge: The Making of South Asian Studies in India, Europe and America (19th–20th centuries)