Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Sovereignty and Sexuality: Transnational Perspectives on Colonial Age of Consent Legislation

Chapter 3 After the Nation-State: Citizenship, Empire and Global Coordination in the New Internationalism, 1914–1930

Chapter 4 Towards an International Human Rights Regime during the Inter-War Years:The League of Nations’ Combat of Traffic in Women and Children

Chapter 5 Human rights and sovereign abolitions of slavery, c. 1885–1956

Chapter 6 Beyond sovereignty?: Protestant missions, empire and transnationalism, 1890–1950

Chapter 8 ‘A well selected body of men’: Sikh recruitment for colonial police and military

Chapter 9 Valleys of fear: Policing terror in an imperial age, 1865–1925

Chapter 10 Screening Empire from Itself: Imperial Preference, Represented Communities, and the Decent Burial of the Indian Cinematograph Committee Report (1927–28)

Chapter 11 The Persistence of Privilege: British Medical Qualifications and the Practice of Medicine in the Empire