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001450575 1001_ $$aMerle, Isabelle,$$eauthor.
001450575 24514 $$aThe Indigénat and France's empire in New Caledonia :$$borigins, practices and legacies /$$cIsabelle Merle, Adrian Muckle.
001450575 264_1 $$aCham :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2022]
001450575 264_4 $$c©2022
001450575 300__ $$a1 online resource (xvii, 373 pages) :$$billustrations (chiefly color).
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001450575 4901_ $$aCambridge imperial and post-colonial studies
001450575 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001450575 5058_ $$aIntro -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Abbreviations used in the Text -- Abbreviations used in References -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction -- Contemporary Evocations -- The Indigénat as an Imperial Framework -- The Reemergence of a Forgotten Field -- Origins and Genesis -- The "Colonial Situation" -- A Periodization of the New Caledonian Regime -- Why a History of the Indigénat in New Caledonia Today? -- Notes -- Part I The Indigénat Regime -- 2 An Exceptional Legal Regime -- The Code Noir on Slavery and the Principle of Special Laws
001450575 5058_ $$aCivic Integration and the Imperative of Socialization -- The Return of the Special Laws -- The Principles of Penal Justice in Wartime -- For and Against a Justice D'exception: Growing Contradictions -- The Birth of a "Legal Monster" in a Republican Context -- Legalization of the Indigénat Regime: Toward the Law of 28 June 1881 -- The Indigénat's Synthesis in Cochinchina and the Beginning of Its Imperial Voyage -- Notes -- 3 Making the French "Native Subject" in Oceania -- Establishing the French Presence -- Conversations on Law and Government in the Society Islands
001450575 5058_ $$aConversations on Law and Government in New Caledonia -- The Special Powers and the Royal Ordinance of 28 April 1843 -- New Caledonia's Authoritarian Trajectory -- Tahiti's Liberal Trajectory -- Notes -- 4 Bringing the Indigénat to New Caledonia -- New Caledonia in the Wake of the War of 1878-1879 -- From Cochinchina to New Caledonia: The Case for a Transfer -- The Head Tax and the Ambiguities of Democracy -- Nouët's Ambitions and the Draft Regulations and Decree of November 1886 -- The 1887 Decree and the Special Infractions -- Notes -- Part II The Order of Practices: The Indigénat at Work
001450575 5058_ $$a5 Establishing the Indigénat: The Era of the Administrators -- The Arrival of the Administrators -- The Indigénat Before the Indigénat: Practices and Rules "Before the Rule" -- The Administrators at Work -- Mounting Criticism and the Rise of Gustave Gallet -- Managing the Indigénat: The Administrators Suppressed or Consolidated -- The Denunciation of "Abuses" or the Search for a "State of Law": The Intrusion of the Colonial Inspectorate -- Edouard Moriceau and the Brutality of the Feillet Era -- The End of the Administrators and the Coming of the Gendarmes -- Notes
001450575 5058_ $$a6 Stabilizing a Colonial Order: Gendarmes, Grands Chefs, and Petits Chefs -- The "Reorganisation" of the "Tribus" of the Grande Terre -- The Birth of the Syndic: The Gendarmes as Agents of the Service of Native Affairs -- Consolidating the Coercive Regime -- Educating the Chiefs: The Case of Amane of Poyes -- Interning "Troublesome Chiefs" -- Full Circle? -- Ongoing Protest and the Improbable Search for "Colonial Legality" -- Notes -- 7 Imposing the Head Tax -- Rehabilitating the Head Tax, 1886-1900 -- Collecting the Head Tax, 1896-1914. Geographical Reach and Fiscal Triumph. Violence, Resistance and Repression
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001450575 520__ $$aThis book provides a long history of Frances infamous indigenat regime, from its origins in Algeria to its contested practices and legacies in Frances South Pacific territory of New Caledonia. The term indigenat is synonymous throughout the francophone world with the rigours and injustices of the colonial era under French rule. The indigenat regime or 'Native Code' governed the lives of peoples classified as French 'native' subjects in colonies as diverse as Algeria, West Africa, Madagascar, Indochina and New Caledonia. In New Caledonia it was introduced by decree in 1887 and remained in force until Kanak New Caledonias indigenous people obtained citizenship in 1946. Among the colonial tools and legal mechanisms associated with Frances colonial empire it is the one that has had the greatest impact on the memory of the colonized. Focussing on New Caledonia, the last remaining part of overseas France to have experienced the full force of the indigenat, this book illustrates the way that certain measures were translated into colonial practices, and sheds light on the tensions involved in the making of France as both a nation and a colonial empire. The first book to provide a comprehensive history of the indigenat regime, explaining how it first came into being and survived up until 1946 despite its constant denunciation, this is an important contribution to French Imperial History and Pacific History. Isabelle Merle is Director of Research in the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) attached to the Centre for Research and Documentation on Oceania (CREDO) at the University of Aix-Marseille in France. She is a specialist in the history of colonisation and the Pacific region, including New Caledonia. Her publications include two books and a wide range of articles on aspects of colonial history, such as subjecthood and citizenship. Adrian Muckle is a Senior Lecturer in the History Programme at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. He is a historian of the Pacific Islands region including its intersection with histories of New Zealand and the French empire. His primary interests include colonialism, decolonisation, violence and race relations, with much of his research focussing on colonial rule and its legacies in New Caledonia.
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001450575 830_0 $$aCambridge imperial and post-colonial studies series.
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