Thierry Di Costanzo is a lecturer in English Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of British India and the idea of Pakistan and has lived and worked in Algeria, France, the UK, New Zealand and Bangladesh. He was also a JNIAS Fellow at the history department of Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi.Guillaume Ducœur is a lecturer in Historical Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of Sanskrit and History of Religions and has published on Vedism and Ancient Indian Buddhism. He is a member of the editing committee of the Revue de l’Histoire des Religions at the Collège de France.

• Contents: Thierry Di Costanzo : Le debat sur l’independance de l’Inde : entre decolonisation orchestree et debacle britannique – Aditya Mukherjee: Decolonization or the Last Phase of Colonialism? – Agnes Maillot: Arthur Griffith’s Sinn Féin and Non-Violent Resistance in India – Ingrid C. Sankey : Les princes et le Raj britannique ou les aleas du systeme d’administration indirecte dans l’Empire des Indes – Julia A. B. Hegewald: Images of Empire: Re-Use in the Architecture and City Planning of British India – Guillaume Ducœur : Histoire comparee des religions et construction identitaire nationaliste dans le processus d’independance de l’Inde – Salil Misra: Emotions in Politics and Politics of Emotions: the Making of Pakistan and the Decolonization of British India, 1937-46 – Saradindu Mukherji: Unanticipated Catastrophe: Bengal in the 1940’s – Sucheta Mahajan: Towards Freedom: the Making of a History – Marc Cluet: Punjab’s New Capital City Chandigarh: Aims and Reality – Sonia Cordera: The Long-Term Effects of Decolonization of the British Empire in South Asia: the 1971 Secession of Bangladesh and its International Consequences.

Thierry Di Costanzo is a lecturer in English Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of British India and the idea of Pakistan and has lived and worked in Algeria, France, the UK, New Zealand and Bangladesh. He was also a JNIAS Fellow at the history department of Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi.Guillaume Ducœur is a lecturer in Historical Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of Sanskrit and History of Religions and has published on Vedism and Ancient Indian Buddhism. He is a member of the editing committee of the Revue de l’Histoire des Religions at the Collège de France.

• Contents: Thierry Di Costanzo : Le debat sur l’independance de l’Inde : entre decolonisation orchestree et debacle britannique – Aditya Mukherjee: Decolonization or the Last Phase of Colonialism? – Agnes Maillot: Arthur Griffith’s Sinn Féin and Non-Violent Resistance in India – Ingrid C. Sankey : Les princes et le Raj britannique ou les aleas du systeme d’administration indirecte dans l’Empire des Indes – Julia A. B. Hegewald: Images of Empire: Re-Use in the Architecture and City Planning of British India – Guillaume Ducœur : Histoire comparee des religions et construction identitaire nationaliste dans le processus d’independance de l’Inde – Salil Misra: Emotions in Politics and Politics of Emotions: the Making of Pakistan and the Decolonization of British India, 1937-46 – Saradindu Mukherji: Unanticipated Catastrophe: Bengal in the 1940’s – Sucheta Mahajan: Towards Freedom: the Making of a History – Marc Cluet: Punjab’s New Capital City Chandigarh: Aims and Reality – Sonia Cordera: The Long-Term Effects of Decolonization of the British Empire in South Asia: the 1971 Secession of Bangladesh and its International Consequences.

Thierry Di Costanzo is a lecturer in English Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of British India and the idea of Pakistan and has lived and worked in Algeria, France, the UK, New Zealand and Bangladesh. He was also a JNIAS Fellow at the history department of Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi.Guillaume Ducœur is a lecturer in Historical Studies at the University of Strasbourg (France). He is a specialist of Sanskrit and History of Religions and has published on Vedism and Ancient Indian Buddhism. He is a member of the editing committee of the Revue de l’Histoire des Religions at the Collège de France.

• Contents: Thierry Di Costanzo : Le debat sur l’independance de l’Inde : entre decolonisation orchestree et debacle britannique – Aditya Mukherjee: Decolonization or the Last Phase of Colonialism? – Agnes Maillot: Arthur Griffith’s Sinn Féin and Non-Violent Resistance in India – Ingrid C. Sankey : Les princes et le Raj britannique ou les aleas du systeme d’administration indirecte dans l’Empire des Indes – Julia A. B. Hegewald: Images of Empire: Re-Use in the Architecture and City Planning of British India – Guillaume Ducœur : Histoire comparee des religions et construction identitaire nationaliste dans le processus d’independance de l’Inde – Salil Misra: Emotions in Politics and Politics of Emotions: the Making of Pakistan and the Decolonization of British India, 1937-46 – Saradindu Mukherji: Unanticipated Catastrophe: Bengal in the 1940’s – Sucheta Mahajan: Towards Freedom: the Making of a History – Marc Cluet: Punjab’s New Capital City Chandigarh: Aims and Reality – Sonia Cordera: The Long-Term Effects of Decolonization of the British Empire in South Asia: the 1971 Secession of Bangladesh and its International Consequences.