Law and politics in British colonial thought

Law and politics in British colonial thought

by Shaunnagh Dorsett, Hunter

Part of Palgrave studies in cultural and intellectual history

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'Law and Politics in British Colonial Thought' examines topics such as European law and global justice, transpositions of empire, the frontiers of justice and the crown in colonial New Zealand.

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