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“Beloved father”, “darling mother”: Race, purity and the divine duty – Pedagogy as a continuation of war in Gertrude Bell’s Mesopotamian writings

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Author

  • Matilda Arvidsson

Department/s

Publishing year

2013

Language

English

Document type

Conference paper: abstract

Topic

  • Law

Keywords

  • Gertrude Bell
  • colonial administration
  • administration of belligerent occupation
  • Mesopotamia
  • international law of belligerent occupation
  • Iraq
  • education
  • World War I
  • public international law
  • folkrätt

Conference name

Dogs, Pigs and Children: Changing Laws in Colonial Britain

Conference date

2013-09-13

Status

Published