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ID126152
Title ProperSingapore, 1915, and the birth of the Asian underground
LanguageENG
AuthorHarper, Tim
Publication2013.
Summary / Abstract (Note)This paper examines the 1915 Singapore Mutiny within the context of border-crossing patriotic and anarchist movements in the early twentieth century world. It traces some of the continuities and discontinuities with later revolutionary movements in Asia, especially in terms of networks and the sites of their interactions. Through this, it reflects on the meaning of the 'transnational' at this moment in Asian history.
`In' analytical NoteModern Asian Studies Vol. 47, No.6; Nov 2013: p.1782-1811
Journal SourceModern Asian Studies Vol. 47, No.6; Nov 2013: p.1782-1811
Key WordsSingapore Mutiny - 1915 ;  Asia ;  Asian History ;  Singapore