# Studies In Imperialism

The Empire religiosity book series, part of the Studies In Imperialism collection, examines the complex intersection of religion, gender, and colonial power. This historical and sociological series investigates the roles of Roman Catholic female missionaries within the colonial and postcolonial landscapes of India. By analyzing their social and educational outreach, the series explores how these women navigated the tensions between Protestant administration, church patriarchies, and local cultural dynamics.

The scholarship within this series addresses themes of race, gender, and imperial geography. It tracks the evolution of missionary activism from the Great Revolt of 1857 through the transition to postcolonial India after 1947. Through a lens of religious studies and political science, the series connects historical missionary practices to modern discussions regarding NGO philanthropy, international politics, and social justice. This academic series provides essential context for understanding the lasting legacies of empire in South Asia.

## Books in this series (2)

- Vol. 1 — [Images of the Army](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9780719025754) (ISBN 9780719025754)
- Vol. 1 — [Empire religiosity](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9781526197962) (ISBN 9781526197962)

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