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CRIA-HIST BOOK FORUM: FRANCESCO GUICCIARDINI PRIZE FOR BEST BOOK IN HISTORICAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Reviews of Tarak Barkawi's Soldiers of Empire: Indian and British Armies in World War II

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Pages 48-51 | Published online: 10 Mar 2020
 
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1 Neither is it to suggest that US race relations are not an important context for African-American soldiers. As I emphasize in the book, however Eurocentric or concerned with primary group theory and nation-states, military sociology offers profound insight on its subject matter. Soldiers of Empire, p. 3.

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Tarak Barkawi

Tarak Barkawi is Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He is an historian of war and empire. His scholarship uses interdisciplinary approaches to imperial and military archives to re-imagine relations between war, armed forces and society in modern times. Email: [email protected]

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