Cover	1
	Title	4
	Copyright	5
	Contents	6
	List of Figures and Tables	8
	Acknowledgements	9
	Notes on Contributors	10
	1 Introduction: Portugal, Empire, and Migrations – Was There Ever an Autonomous Social Imperial Space?	14
	Part I Longue-Durée Migrations in and around the Portuguese Empire	42
	2 ‘Portuguese’ Diasporas: A Survey of the Scholarly Literature	43
	3 Africans in Portuguese Society: Classification Ambiguities and Colonial Realities	84
	Part II Colonial Migrations in the Third Portuguese Empire	116
	4 Colonial Migration to Angola and Mozambique: Constraints and Illusions	117
	5 Imperial Actors? Cape Verdean Mentality in the Portuguese Empire under the Estado Novo, 1926–1974	139
	6 Unlike the Other Whites? The Swiss in Mozambique under Colonialism	159
	7 The Ismailis of Mozambique: History of a Twofold Migration (late 19th century–1975)	178
	Part III Migrations at the Margins of the Third Empire	200
	8 Representing the Portuguese Empire: Goan Consuls in British East Africa, c. 1910–1963	201
	9 The Making of a Portuguese Community in South Africa, 1900–1994	221
	10 From Mozambique to Brazil: The ‘Good Portuguese’ of the Chinese Athletic Club	247
	Part IV Ideology and Heritage	271
	11 Luso-African Intimacies: Conceptions of National and Transnational Community	272
	12 Mundo Pretuguês: Colonial and Postcolonial Diasporic Dis/articulations	293
	13 ‘Portugal Is in the Sky’: Conceptual Considerations on Communities, Lusitanity, and Lusophony	304
	14 Conclusion: Decolonisation and Diaspora	323
	Index	334