1/ The British Consulate in the Government of Cochinchina Archives (1868-1899)
Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea, N. 58, 2|2024
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Italiano
In questo studio sulla prima colonizzazione francese in Cocincina, la diplomazia consolare emerge come una forza cruciale che plasma le dinamiche imperiali. Analizzando le pratiche consolari, la ricerca svela le complesse interazioni tra le potenze europee, gli imperi locali e le comunità diasporiche. I temi chiave includono la governance coloniale, gli interessi economici, le negoziazioni diplomatiche e il ruolo dei consoli nella gestione della sovranità territoriale. Attraverso una meticolosa analisi archivistica, lo studio fa luce sulle sfumature del controllo imperiale e sulla fluidità delle identità in un contesto coloniale.
Parole chiave: amministrazione consolare, analisi archivistica, comunità della diaspora, dinamiche imperiale, diplomazia consolare.
English
In this study of early French colonization in Cochinchina, consular diplomacy emerges as a pivotal force shaping imperial dynamics. Analyzing consular practices, the research unveils complex interactions between European powers, local empires, and diasporic communities. Key themes include colonial governance, economic interests, diplomatic negotiations, and the role of consuls in navigating territorial sovereignty. Through meticulous archival analysis, the study sheds light on the nuances of imperial control and the fluidity of identities in a colonial setting.
Keywords: Archival analysis, Colonial governance, Consular diplomacy, Diasporic communities, Imperial dynamics.
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Christopher Denis-Delacour completed his Ph.D. at Aix-Marseille University and the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa (SNS) and his undergraduate studies at La Sapienza di Roma University. His research interests lie in the area of socioeconomic, intercultural studies, diplomacy, business ethic and institutional analysis. In recent years, he has focused on colonial and post-colonial contexts in Vietnam. He has collaborated actively with researchers in several other disciplines of humanities, particularly intercultural studies with the European Research Council program ConfigMed. Since July 2021, he is full-time lecturer at RMIT Vietnam, School of Communication and Design (Bachelor of Languages).
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DENIS-DELACOUR, Christopher, «The British Consulate in the Government of Cochinchina Archives (1868-1899)», Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea, N. 58, 2|2024
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«The British Consulate in the Government of Cochinchina Archives (1868-1899)» by Christopher Denis-Delacour / Diacronie. Studi di Storia Contemporanea is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribuzione – Condividi allo stesso modo 4.0 Unported.
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