The Indian Ocean region · Long format
Mauritius and the making of an interfacial power in an age of contracted sovereignties
An account of Mauritian power through Chagos, Agalega, Port Louis, trade agreements and cables: how geography might be converted into the capacity to decide and value retained locally.
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EDITORIAL ENTRY POINT · FRENCH
An extended contribution published by Menara, examining Mauritian power through Chagos, Agalega, Port Louis, trade agreements and cables. Its central question concerns the conversion of geography into capabilities and locally retained value.
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PUBLICATION CONTEXT
- Publisher / source
- Menara
- Publication date in catalogue
- Theme
- The Indian Ocean region
Puissance interfacialeSovereigntyIndian Ocean
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