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The Portuguese Empire: An Introduction,ion into Asia, Brazil and Africa. They provide a concise report on the dynamic processes which allowed a small country on the edge of Western Europe to govern the first of the European world empires to be established and the last to be dismantled, in the aftermath of a long colonial war. This was an

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Media and the Portuguese and British Empires: Themes in Comparative Perspective,on select themes including language and print; the development of colonial journalism and press networks; jingoism, propaganda and censorship; broadcasting and empire; and nationalism, decolonisation and the media.

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An Overview of the Colonial Media in the Context of the Portuguese Empire,The chapter connects the spread of liberal ideas in the nineteenth century, encouraged by the invasion of Portugal by Napoleonic troops, with the emergence of an independent colonial press, produced both by those born in the colonies and by the Portuguese located in those distant lands—including Bra

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,The Languages of the Goan Periodical Press, 1820–1933,nion. It underlines the importance of addressing Goan literary multilingualism when approaching its modern cultural, political and intellectual history, of which the press was a main instrument and locus of construction. From the Portuguese liberal revolution of the 1820s to the advent of dictatorsh