In the nineteenth and part of the twentieth century, the Kingdom of the Netherlands had colonies both in the West Indies and in the East Indies. This article will focus on the Dutch colonies in the East Indies, i.e., the Netherlands Indies – present-day Indonesia, and will discuss whether the First World War had an impact on the constitutional law for the Netherlands Indies. |
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Journal | Erasmus Law Review, Issue 2 2014 |
Authors | Willem H. van Boom |
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Journal | Erasmus Law Review, Issue 2 2014 |
Keywords | Commission of Inquiry, constitutional law for the Netherlands Indies, Dutch colonial thinking, ethical policy, First World War, November promises, People’s Council |
Authors | Nick Efthymiou Ph.D. |
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