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100			_aHaroon, Hameed
245		0	_aBeyond Empire II : karachi under the Raj,1843-1947
260			_aKarachi
260			_bPakistan Herald Publications
260			_c2004
300			_a317
520			_a"Beyond Empire II" delves into the complex history of Karachi during the British colonial era, starting from its annexation in 1843 until the end of British rule in 1947. The book examines how British colonial policies shaped the urban landscape, social structures, and economic conditions of Karachi. It discusses the transformation of Karachi from a modest port city into a bustling metropolis and highlights the interactions between various communities, including Sindhis, Muslims, Hindus, and others, during this period. The author explores themes such as colonial governance, trade, migration, and the effects of political movements on the city’s identity. The book also addresses issues of nationalism, communal tensions, and the socio-economic challenges faced by the city and its inhabitants as they navigated the tides of change brought about by colonial rule. Throughout, "Beyond Empire II" provides a nuanced perspective on Karachi's historical significance and its role as a crossroads of different cultures and economies in South Asia.
650			_aBritish Raj _zKarachi _vFine balance
650			_aColonial History _vMigration _xTrinity
650			_aNationalism _vUrban Transformation _xPost-Colonial Studies _zSouth Asia
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