Crime and Empire

In this work, Mukherjee examines a wide range of 19th-century British fictions about crime in India - from writers such as Wilkie Collins, Walter Scott, and Conan Doyle to historical parliamentary, and medical narratives

Ancient history · Criminology · Empire · Political science · Colonialism, slavery, and trade · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance · History · Psychology · Wildlife Conservation and Criminology Analyses · 19th century · British · British Foreign public opinion · Colonies in literature · Crime in literature · Detective and mystery stories · Detective and mystery stories, English · Detective and mystery stories, history and criticism · English Detective and mystery stories · English fiction · English fiction, history and criticism · foreign public opinion · Foreign public opinion, British · History and criticism · Imperialism in literature · in literature · India

• From Convicts to Colonists

  Katherine Foxhall•The Journal of Imperial &…•2011

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• British Orientalisms, 1759–1835

  Open Access•James Watts, James Watt•British Orientalisms, 1759-1835•2019

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• Tropics of Sexuality

  Open Access•Pashmina Murthy•Sexual Perversions, 1670-1890•2009

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• Ingratitude! Treachery! Revenge!’

  Open Access•Felipe Espinoza Garrido•Victoriographies•2022

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• Breaking the begging bowl

  Nile Green•South Asian History and Culture•2014

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• Victorian Detective Fiction

  Open Access•Andrew Radford•Literature Compass•2008

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• Victorian Murder

  Open Access•Marlene Tromp•Literature Compass•2013

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• Decolonizing the criminal question

  Open Access•Ana Aliverti, Henrique Carvalho et al.•Punishment & Society•2021

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• The Penality of Preventive Detention

  Open Access•Nousheen Sharmila Ritu, Khandaker Farzana Rahman•Critical Criminology•2026

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• Imperial Rogues

  Open Access•Clare Clarke•Victorian Literature and Culture•2013

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• The Ends of (The British) Empire

  Open Access•Patrick Brantlinger•Victorian Literature and Culture•2006

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• Law, Nation and Race

  Open Access•Ana Aliverti•Social & Legal Studies•2018

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• Inspecting Ecological Damage in Bangla “Crimate” Fictions of Suchitra Bhattacharya and Buddhadeb Guha

  Swarnima Banerjee•South Asian Review•2025

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• Watching the Detectives

  Open Access•Stijn Reijnder, Stijn Reijnders•European Journal of Communication•2009

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• Fictions of sedition and the framing of Indian revolutionaries in colonial India

  Open Access•Stephen Morton•The Journal of Commonwealth…•2012

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• Kishwar Desai’s Simran Singh series

  Open Access•Holly Jennifer Morgan•The Journal of Commonwealth…•2020

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• People are Trapped in History and History is Trapped Inside Them’

  Open Access•Aradhana Parmar, Rod Earle et al.•The British Journal of Criminology•2023

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• Modern Slavery and the Punitive–Humanitarian Complex

  Open Access•Henrique Carvalho, Sally Foreman et al.•The British Journal of Criminology•2025

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