Paper Empires: Layers of Law in Colonial South Asia and the Indian Ocean
Nandini Chatterjee, Alicia Schrikker, Dries Lyna
An Empire in Disguise: The Appropriation of Pre-Existing Modes of Governance in Dutch South Asia, 1650–1800
Alicia Schrikker, Byapti Sur
Material Pluralism and Symbolic Violence: Palm Leaf Deeds and Paper Land Grants in Colonial Sri Lanka, 1680–1795
Dries Lyna, Luc Bulten
The Power of Parwanas: Indo-Persian Grants and the Making of Empire in Eighteenth-Century Southern India
Leonard R. Hodges, Nandini Chatterjee
Registering and Regulating Family Life: The School Thombos in Dutch Sri Lanka
Bente de Leede, Nadeera Rupesinghe
A New Language of Rule: Alwar's Administrative Experiment, c. 1838–58
Elizabeth M. Thelen
A True Copy? Documents and the Production of Legality in the Bombay Inam Commission
Dominic Vendell
Oceanic Mobility and the Empire of the Pass System
Bhavani Raman
The Sailing Scribes: Circulating Law in the Twentieth-Century Indian Ocean
Fahad Ahmad Bishara
Persistence of Practice in Law's Parwana and Palm Leaf Empire
Paul D. Halliday
–Dan Ernst
