Clare Anderson

Publications

• Gender, subalternity, and silence: Recovering convict women's experiences from histories of transportation, c. 1780-18571
• Discourses of exclusion and the 'convict stain' in the Indian Ocean, c. 1800-1850
• Discourses of exclusion and the ‘convict stain’ in the Indian Ocean, c. 1800-1850
• Convict passages in the Indian Ocean, c. 1790-1860
• The Indian uprising of 1857–8: Prisons, prisoners and rebellion
• The politics of convict space: Indian penal settlements and the Andaman Islands
• A global history of exile in Asia, c. 1700-1900
• Fashioning identities: Convict dress in colonial South and Southeast Asia
• Colonization, kidnap and confinement in the Andamans penal colony, 1771-1864
• Introduction to marginal centers: Writing life histories in the Indian Ocean World
• Writing indigenous women's lives in the Bay of Bengal: Cultures of empire in the Andaman Islands, 1789-1906
• 'The wisdom of the Barbarian': Rebellion, incarceration, and the Santal body politic
• The age of revolution in the Indian ocean, bay of Bengal, and South China sea: A maritime perspective
• Feature representing the Andaman Islands
• The politics of punishment in colonial Mauritius, 1766-1887
• History in and of a Penal Colony in the Bay of Bengal: Two Convict Mazars in the Andaman Islands
• All the World's a Prison: When the European powers began exporting convicts to other continents, they did so to create a deterrent and to establish new settlements across the world. Clare Anderson traces the history of punitive passages
• Locating penal transportation: Punishment, space, and place c.1750 to 1900
• After emancipation: Empires and imperial formations
• The power of words in nineteenth-century prisons: British colonial Mauritius, 1835-1887
• The Power of Words in Nineteenth-Century Prisons: British Colonial Mauritius, 1835-1887
• The bel ombre rebellion: Indian convicts in Mauritius, 1815—53
• Subaltern lives: Biographies of colonialism in the Indian Ocean world, 1790–1920
• Transportation, Deportation and Exile: Perspectives from the Colonies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
• Mutiny and maritime radicalism in the age of revolution: An introduction
• Editors’ Note
• Convicts, Commodities, and Connections in British Asia and the Indian Ocean, 1789-1866
• Genealogies of Enslavement and Convictism: Family Histories and Their Legacies in Barbados, Mauritius, and Australia
• Introduction: Celebrating the Centenary of the Howard League for Penal Reform and the Howard Journal
• The transportation of Narain Sing: Punishment, honour and identity from the Anglo-Sikh Wars to the great revolt
• Subaltern Lives: History, Identity and Memory in the Indian Ocean World
• The Execution of Rughobursing: The Political Economy of Convict Transportation and Penal Labour in Early Colonial Mauritius
• Gender, identity, mobility: An introduction to the annual conference edition of the British Association for South Asian Studies
• Mental health care in Guyana's jails before and after Independence
• Epidemics in the Past and Now: A roundtable on colonial and postcolonial history
• Empire and exile: Reflections on the ibis trilogy
• Sea Tracks and Trails: Indian Ocean Worlds as Method
• Convicts and coolies: Rethinking indentured labour in the nineteenth century
• Politics, penality and (post-) colonialism: An introduction
• Guyana's Prisons: Colonial Histories of Post-Colonial Challenges
• ‘The Ferringees are flying—the ship is ours!’: The convict middle passage in colonial South and Southeast Asia, 1790–1860
• Convicts, carcerality and Cape Colony connections in the 19th Century
• Histories of a Radical Book: A roundtable conversation on empire, colonialism, and E.P. Thompson’s The Making of the English Working Class
• Coloniality and the Criminal Justice System: Empire and its Legacies in Guyana
• The Andaman Islands Penal Colony: Race, Class, Criminality, and the British Empire
• Transnational histories of penal transportation: Punishment, labour and governance in the British Imperial World, 1788-1939
• Oscar Mallitte's Andaman photographs, 1857-8
• Forum: Histories of Incarceration in Guyana