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DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nAbstract\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOne of the processes that charact
 erised the late nineteenth\ncentury was state expansion\, not only by the 
 European empires but\nalso by modernising states in different parts of the
  Indian Ocean\nWorld. As a result\, large areas that had previously been a
 utonomous\nand\, to a large degree\, isolated from the emerging global mar
 ket\nwere integrated into the state system and the capitalist economy.\nTh
 is integrative process involved the deployment of violence by\nstates such
  as Egypt and Ethiopia\, as well as Malay states. The\nviolence took vario
 us forms\, from cattle raids to outright\nconquest\, with the common featu
 re being that they led to the\ndestruction of the economic bases of the in
 digenous societies being\ntargeted\, and to a subjection of their populati
 on to the expanding\nstate.\nUsing the travelogues of the Russian explorer
 s Wilhelm (Vasily)\nJunker\, Alexander Bulatovich and Nikolai Miklouho-Mac
 lay\, this\npaper examines the process of state expansion in east-central
 \nAfrica and South-East Asia in this period. Apart from an overview\nof th
 e socioeconomic structures underpinning the societies of the\nconquerors a
 nd the conquered\, this paper also seeks to elucidate\nthe factors that ca
 used and sustained the expansionist drives\, and\nwhat brought them a meas
 ure of success.\n \nAbout the Speaker\nRashed Chowdhury is a PhD candidate
  in the Department of History\nand Classical Studies\, 91ºÚÁÏÍø\nUniversity.
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LOCATION:Peterson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E6\, 3460 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:The Expanding State in the Indian Ocean World in the Late Nineteent
 h Century
URL:/channels/event/expanding-state-indian-ocean-world
 -late-nineteenth-century-215027
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