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Yet beyond these false premises of the introduction, the volume makes valuable contributions and offers an overall understanding that, if not diametrically opposed to the colonial modernity framework, significantly shifts the point of emphasis.

Colonial Rule and Social Change in Korea, 1910-1945

These new leases have exceeded our expectations and only further confirm that Colonial Village is a highly desirable location for retail and office tenants.

Four new tenants join Colonial Village roster

Large swaths of the world experienced similar twinned colonial histories of state and tribal formation: parts of the United States, South Asia, and of course much of Africa under the policies of Indirect Rule.

Custom and the politics of sovereignty in South Africa

The men and women whom she includes within the Generacion del 30 were members of a middle class that ironically expanded as a result of the education reforms--especially the creation of the Universidad de Puerto Rico--implemented by the US colonial government after their take-over from Spain in 1898.

Magali Roy-Fequiere. Women, Creole Identity, and Intellectual Life in Early Twentieth-Century Puerto Rico

Click on country names to see their location on the continent, date of independence, and colonial ruler.

1960: independence takes root across Africa: in one momentous year, 17 nations were freed from European colonial rule

The fundamentalist project itself was seen by many Arab nationalists as an offshoot to the effort by colonial and neo-colonial forces to counterbalance the emergence of movements that promoted Arab unity and self-determination.

Origins and patterns in the discourse of new Arab cinema

Seventh Day Baptists continued as a separate denomination through the remainder of the colonial period.

The influence of Calvinism on colonial Baptists: an ongoing argument emerging in the past decades of Baptist life revolves around the theological origins of early Baptists generally, specifically in America, and the role that Calvinist theology played in Baptist development

Colonial Williamsburg introduces a new CD of colonial keyboard music, Keys of the Palace, featuring Colonial Williamsburg musician and interpreter Michael Monaco performing more than twenty works written by eighteenth-century composers.

Eighteenth-century standards on CD. (Music Marketplace)

In December 1993, Central acquired Colonial in a merger.

COBE in Statutory Mergers

Capturing the ways in which (desiring) subjects and (desired) objects were constituted, lyric poetry provided, Greene suggests, "a widely adaptable literary technology" (4) consonant with the subject- and object-constituting processes of colonial exploration.