Disease, Medicine and Empire

Part 1: European Medicine and Imperial Experience 1. Manson, Ross and Colonial Medical Policy: Tropical Medicine in London and Liverpool, 1899-1914 2. Imperial Health in British India, 1857 - 1900 3. European Medicine in the Cook Islands 4. Medicine and German Colonial Expansion in the Pacific: The Caroline, Mariana and Marshall islands 5. French Colonial Medicine and Colonial Rule: Algeria and Indochina Part 2: European Medicine and Colonial Practice 6. Temperate Medicine and Settler Capitalism: On the Reception of Western Medical Ideas 7. Medical Professionalism in Colonial Carolina 8. Public Health and the Medical Profession in Nineteenth-Century Canada 9. 'Our Salubrious Climate': Attitudes to Health in Colonial Queensland 10. The Medical Profession in Colonial Victoria, 1834-1901 Part 3: Crises of Empire: The Politics of Race and Epidemic Disease 11. 'The Dreadful Scourge': Responses to Smallpox in Sydney and Melbourne, 1991-2 12. Sleeping Sickness, Colonial Medicine and Imperialism: Some Connections in the Belgian Congo 13. Typhus and Social Control: South Africa 1917-1950 14. Cholera and Colonialism in the Philippines, 1899-1903 15. The 'Health' of the Race' and Infant Health in New South Wales: Perspectives on Medicine and Empire.