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Amsterdam University Press A Metropolitan History of the Dutch Empire 1850-1940

Name: A Metropolitan History of the Dutch Empire 1850-1940
Brand: Amsterdam University Press
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Explore the fascinating intersection of Dutch imperial ambitions and metropolitan life in this comprehensive historical study from Amsterdam University Press. This Heritage and Memory Studies volume examines how popular imperialism shaped Dutch society, culture and identity during the crucial period of 1850 to 1940, when the Netherlands maintained one of Europe's most extensive overseas empires. The book traces the complex relationship between colonial expansion and life at home, revealing how imperial ideology permeated Dutch society through media, education, museums and everyday culture. Essential reading for students and scholars of European history, colonial studies and the cultural dimensions of empire, this work offers fresh insights into how metropolitan populations experienced and understood their nation's imperial role during a transformative era.

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Covers the Dutch Empire from 1850 to 1940, a critical period of imperial expansion and metropolitan cultural change.

Published by Amsterdam University Press and Routledge, establishing academic credibility in European historical scholarship.

Part of the Heritage and Memory Studies series, connecting imperial history to collective memory and cultural identity.

Examines popular imperialism, revealing how colonial ideology influenced Dutch society beyond government and military institutions.

Combines metropolitan and imperial perspectives to show the two-way relationship between home and empire.

Suitable for academic courses, research projects and readers interested in European colonial history and cultural studies.

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Brand: Amsterdam University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 9463729917
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Europe > Netherlands
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 December 2025
Listed Since: 13 October 2021

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