Connecting the Moving Dots: ‘State,’ ‘Empire,’ and False Linguistic Equivalences in Nineteenth-Century East Asia

• In Event: Politics of Empire

Brief Overview

In the high tide of 19th-century imperialism, as much as Europe’s projection was complexified by the agencies and contributions of the colonized, ‘the modern European international law’ was also constantly evolving.

Author

• Kayeon Roh, University of Southern California