Vol. 24 No. 2 (2024)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14195/1645-2259_24-2

Published: 2024-12-05

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Introduction. Religion and Empire. Rethinking Religious Dynamics in Colonial and Postcolonial Histories

Hugo Dores, Marina Xiaojing Wang

11-18
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“A Vast and Beautiful Country”: Ideas of Exile, Racial Hierarchies, and Industrial Education in the Formation of the American Presbyterian Congo Mission (APCM) and the Congo Free State (CFS), 1832-1890

Reuben Loffman

19-40
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Fear and Loathing on the Margins of Empire: Socio-religious perspectives connecting the Netherlands and South Africa before and into the South African War

Retief Muller

41-61
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British Empire, Chinese Nationalism, and Protestant Mission Schools: Navigating Loyalties in the Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College (1925-1930)

Marina Xiaojing Wang

63-85
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The World Council of Churches Assembly in New Delhi 1961 and the German Democratic Republic: Navigations in a Complex Network of Loyalties

Frieder Ludwig

87-108
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Between Idealism and Pragmatism: The Christian Churches’ humanitarian aid to Biafra in and from colonial São Tomé (1967-1970)

Ana Guardião

109-131
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Conceptualisations of Citizenship among Educational Stakeholders in Newly Independent Madagascar

Ellen Vea Rosnes, Helihanta Rajaonarison

133-156
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Artigos

The Pact between D. Urraca and her sister D. Teresa. I. The document and the history of his dating

António Resende de Oliveira

159-179
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De scriptoria medievalia. The written production of bishop Mauricio and the consolidation of the castillian see (1213-1238)

Alejandro García Morilla

181-203
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Two Marias: Illegitimacy and Agency on the fringes of the Restoration Court

Ben James

205-239
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The Portuguese immigrant in the First Republic of Rio de Janeiro: anti-Lusitanism in the world of work

Carolina Moraes Souza

241-263
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Interview

Towards a Global and Long-Term Historical Sociology of Empire. An Interview with Peter Fibiger Bang

Edgar Pereira

267-289
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