"Imperial Democracy"

This book examines the role of Dutch colonialism in Malaysia and the Philippines, particularly the imperialist aims and democratic justifications for colonization. It explores the impact of Dutch policies on local populations and their resistance to colonization and annexation. A timely read on the ongoing debates on the historical legacies of colonization and imperialism.

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