Italian colonialism and resistances to empire, 1930-1970
In: Cambridge imperial and post-colonial studies series
Chapter 1: Introduction -- Structure of the Book -- Works Cited -- Chapter 2: Italian Anti-colonialism and the Ethiopian War -- Introduction -- Historiography and the Ethiopian War -- Preparing for War -- Some Literary Responses to the War -- The Italian Communist Party and the Ethiopian War: An Opportunity to Topple the Regime? -- The "National and Colonial Theses" of the Italian Communist Party (1926) -- Ruggero Grieco's Report on the Colonial Policy of the Italian Communist Party (1928) -- The Italian Communist Party in Action in Colonial Africa: Egypt and Ethiopia -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Unpublished Material -- Published Material -- Chapter 3: "Ethiopia's Cause Is Our Cause": Black Internationalism and the Italian Invasion of Ethiopia -- Ethiopia and the Development of Pan-Africanism -- Transnationalism and Black Political Thought Between the Two Wars -- Pan-Africanism or Communism? -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Unpublished Material -- Published Material -- Chapter 4: Harlem's Ethiopia: Literary Pan-Africanism and the Italian Invasion -- Ethiopia, Black Freedom and the Debate on Race -- Black Literary Representations of the Ethiopian War -- The Great Ethiopian War Novel? Amiable with Big Teeth -- George S. Schuyler's Ethiopian Thrillers -- C.L.R. James and the Ethiopian War -- Works Cited -- Unpublished Material -- Published Material -- Chapter 5: A Partisan Press: Sylvia Pankhurst, British Anti-colonialism and the Crisis of Empire -- A Partisan Press: British Reporting of the Ethiopian War -- Sylvia Pankhurst's New Times and Ethiopia News -- Conclusion -- Works Cited -- Unpublished Material -- Published Material -- Chapter 6: Internationalism and Third-Worldism in Postwar Italy -- "Italian Theory" as Postcolonial Theory? -- Gramsci's Diasporic Anti-colonialism