The Colonial Periodical Press in the Indian and Pacific Ocean Regions (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Magazines and Intellectual Movements

1. Goan Avant-garde, Indian Renaissance: the Revista da India (1913) Manifesto.

2. Worldly Politics and Cultural Magazines: Subtle Forms of Communal Self-assertion in Colonial Goa (1910s-1920s).

3. Magazines and Intellectual Movements. Literature and Politics in the Goan Periodical O Academico (1940-1943)

4. The Periodical Colonial Press in Mozambique, 1947-55: Literature and Culture in the Western Indian Ocean

5. Augusto dos Santos Abranches: Driving Force of Cultural Transits.

6. Virgilio de Lemos and the Political, Cultural, and Aesthetic Project of Msaho.

7. Caliban in the Indian Ocean: Rui Knopfli’s Role in the Mozambican Literary System.

8. Goan Literary History in the Periodical Press: The Works of Jacinto Caetano Barreto Miranda and Vicente de Braganca Cunha.

9. Racial Hybrids and the Local Elite: Perceptions and Attitudes towards the "Other" in Portuguese Goa in the Nineteenth Century

10. Catholics, Konkani, and Indian Nationalism: Brief Notes on News and Politics in Goa and Bombay (c. 1890-1960).

11. The Foro Indiano: The Application of Law in Goa as Seen from the Novas Conquistas?

12. Bharat’kar and his attempt towards Saraswat Lusitanisation.

13. Gatekeeping the News: Press Reports in the Koloniaal Tijdschrift Concerning the Dutch East Indies.

14. Modernity as Crisis: Migrants ‘writing back’ in the Colonial Goan Konkani Newspaper Amcho Gao (1929-1933).

15. Catholic Press within the Politics of Democratization of Goan Catholicism: the Confrarias Polemics at the Newspaper Vauraddeancho Ixtt (1933-51).

16. The Angry Native in Portuguese Timor: The Rebellion of Manufahi in the Australian Press.

17. Assolna, Velim, Cuncolim Tri-conglomerate: Rebellious Voices in Gomantak.

18. Negotiating Economic Blockade and Food Consumption as seen in Free Goa and the Goan Tribune.