Internationalism and empire

Jerónimo, Miguel Bandeira; Monteiro, José Pedro

doi:10.4324/9781315108001-10

The Institution of International Order 2018

DOI: 10.4324/9781315108001-10

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Internationalism and empire

Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo¹,

José Pedro Monteiro²

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The Scramble for Africa Reloaded? Portugal, European Colonial Claims and the Distribution of Colonies in the 1930s

Gonçalves

2020

Contemporary European History

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Situating itself at the crossroads of colonial history, international history and European history, this article examines the movement for colonial appeasement and the redistribution of African colonies in the 1930s from a frequently overlooked viewpoint: Portugal and its empire. Even though Portugal was not a principal actor in the discussion of colonial redistribution, the Portuguese empire was placed at the centre of these debates as a subject to be discussed. The article demonstrates that the great powers’ perception of Portugal as an inadequate colonial power was central to their strategy of colonial redistribution in an international context that espoused guarantees of territorial integrity to great and small states alike. In addition, it shows how Portugal entered the debate on colonial appeasement to promote a rhetoric of victimisation and bolster support for the dictatorship.

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The Scramble for Africa Reloaded? Portugal, European Colonial Claims and the Distribution of Colonies in the 1930s

Gonçalves

2020

Contemporary European History

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Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa: From Founding Member to Outcast (1948–1966)

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Monteiro

2021

The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History

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Internationalism and empire

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The Scramble for Africa Reloaded? Portugal, European Colonial Claims and the Distribution of Colonies in the 1930s

The Scramble for Africa Reloaded? Portugal, European Colonial Claims and the Distribution of Colonies in the 1930s

Portugal, the World Health Organisation and the Regional Office for Africa: From Founding Member to Outcast (1948–1966)

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