Elites and decolonization in the twentieth century / edited by Jost Dülffer and Marc Frey.

Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction -- Intelligence Providers and the Fabric of the Late Colonial State / M.Thomas -- Southeast Asian Elites and the Construction of the 'Nation' / P. Kratoska -- Dutch Elites and the End of Empire in Indonesia / M. Frey -- Emerging Business Elites in Newly Independent Indonesia / J. T. Lindblad -- Elites as the Least Common Denominator : The Ambivalent Place of French Schools in Lebanon in the Process of Decolonization / E. Möller -- Alternatives to Nationalism : The Political Imagination of Elites in French West Africa, 1945-1960 / F. Cooper -- Verwoerdian Apartheid and African Political Elites in South Africa, 1950-1968 / C. Marx -- Chieftaincies and Chiefs in Northern Namibia : Intermediaries of Power between Traditionalism, Modernisation and Democratisation / M. Bollig -- Nehru : the Dilemmas of a Colonial Inheritance / J. Brown -- Sekou Toure and the Management of Elites in Guinea / M. S. MacDonald -- Julius Nyerere and the Project of African Socialism / A. Eckert -- The United States, Decolonization and the Education of Third World elites / C. Unger -- The Soviet Union and the Socialist camp : Elite formation for the Third World / A. Hilger.

"Decolonization changed the spatial order of the globe, the imagination of men and women around the world and established images of the globe. Both individuals and social groups shaped decolonization itself; this volume puts agency squarely at the center of debate by looking at elites and leaders who changed the course of history across the world."--