Britannia's Embrace

Britannia's Embrace

Modern Humanitarianism and the Imperial Origins of Refugee Relief

Shaw, Caroline (Assistant Professor of History, Bates College)

Oxford University Press Inc

08/2015

328

Dura

Inglês

9780190200985

15 a 20 dias

Britannia's Embrace revises current understandings about the origins of refuge, which have focused exclusively on the period post-1914. It argues that the responsibility to protect persecuted foreigners developed in nineteenth-century Britain through a popular movement that equated refugee relief with what it meant to be liberal on a global stage.
Acknowledgments ; Introduction: Britannia's Embrace ; Part I: The Rise of Liberal Refuge ; Chapter One: Catholic Emigres and the Protestant Nation ; Chapter Two: The Consolation of Refuge ; Chapter Three: Telling Stories, Taking Action ; Chapter Four: Taking Refuge in Empire ; Chapter Five: Colonial Refuge in the Metropolitan Eye ; Part II: A National Tradition or a Universal Right? Refuge and the Law ; Chapter Six: Heroes, Villains, and the Parameters of Political Asylum ; Chapter Seven: Probing the Limits of Imperial Humanitarianism ; Chapter Eight: Hardening the Humanitarian Heart ; Conclusion: Moral Politics and the Quest for a Language of Right ; Notes ; Bibliography ; Index
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