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SUMMARY:(P67) The legacy of colonial officialdom - biographical traces from Timor
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DESCRIPTION:Timor Island is highly interesting for study of colonial proces
 ses due to the presence of two colonial powers during a long period of time
  (17th to 20th centuries). The experiences of Portuguese and Dutch colonial
 isms, their connectivities, similarities and differences, is still an under
 studied field in spite of the extensive source materials. The panel looks a
 t the\nWesterners who administered Timor during the late colonial era (19th
 -20th centuries), their educational backgrounds, experiences, and motivatio
 ns, and their role in the legislative and administrative changes that Timor
 ese colonial society underwent during the period. It explores the possibili
 ties to write a collective biography of officials as groups of individuals,
  and strives to capture their mindsets through published or unpublished wri
 tings. A comprehensive comparison between the two colonial spheres will hav
 e importance for our understanding of Asian colonialism in general and Timo
 r in particular, and thus link to postcolonial theorizing about Western exp
 ansion through grounded cases.
URL:https://euroseas2021.org/panels/the-legacy-of-colonial-officialdom-biographical-traces-from-timor
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