Nineteenth-Century Borneo: A Study in Diplomatic Rivalry
작성자
Graham Irwin
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형식
페이퍼백
페이지
251
언어
영어
출판됨
Jan 1, 1955
출판사
Martinus Nijhoff
설명
In this insightful exploration, the author delves into the intricate web of diplomatic rivalries that characterized nineteenth-century Borneo. Through meticulous research and engaging narrative, the study reveals how colonial powers jockeyed for control and influence over the island's vast resources and strategic locations.
Examining the role of prominent figures such as Sir Stamford Raffles, the book offers a detailed analysis of the political maneuvers and negotiations that shaped the region's history. With a focus on the interplay between local kingdoms and European interests, it highlights the complexities of cultural exchanges and the impacts of colonialism.
As readers traverse the landscape of Borneo’s past, they are invited to reflect on the broader implications of these historical dynamics. This work not only enriches the understanding of Borneo's history but also emphasizes the lasting effects of these diplomatic encounters on contemporary societal structures.
Examining the role of prominent figures such as Sir Stamford Raffles, the book offers a detailed analysis of the political maneuvers and negotiations that shaped the region's history. With a focus on the interplay between local kingdoms and European interests, it highlights the complexities of cultural exchanges and the impacts of colonialism.
As readers traverse the landscape of Borneo’s past, they are invited to reflect on the broader implications of these historical dynamics. This work not only enriches the understanding of Borneo's history but also emphasizes the lasting effects of these diplomatic encounters on contemporary societal structures.