
Hugh Tinker
hugh russell tinker b 20 july 1921, d april 2000: author and academic: at various times taught at rangoon university, SOAS (london), cornell, and lancaster universities: director of the institute of race relations: active in the liberal party and in CND: fought in the indian army during WW2, and stayed on in the indian civil service before returning to take a degree at sidney sussex college cambridge: author of many books on the indian subcontinent: married elisabeth mckenzie willis in 1948, three children, jonathan, mark and david, the last was killed in action in the falklands (malvinas) on the last day of the war in 1982 and for whom hugh produced "letters from the falklands", subsequently staged at the royal court and elsewhere: the photo shows him in 1995 with his lifelong friend prof dennis dalton and his wife dr sharron dalton (both columbia uni) and with elisabeth (mark tinker nov 2010)
Books
- Burma, the struggle for independence, 1944-1948
- Race and the third world city
- India and Pakistan
- Re-orientations
- South Asia
- India and Pakistan; a political analysis
- Viceroy
- Burma
- Men who overturned empires
- Separate and unequal
- The Ordeal of love
- De l'indépendance politque à la liberté économique et à l'égalité sociale en Asie du SudÈst
- The Union of Burma
- Experiment with freedom
- Experiment with freedom: India and Pakistan, 1947
- The democratic ideal in Asia
- A new system of slavery
- South Asia
- Race and the third world city
- The city in the Asian policy
- Ballot Box and Bayonet
- Fiji
- A new system of slavery
- The city in the Asian polity
- The foundations of local self-government in India, Pakistan, and Burma. With a foreward by Lord Hailey
- The foundations of local self-government in India, Pakistan, and Burma
- Race, conflict, and the international order
- Re-orientations
- The Union of Burma
- Men Who Overturned Empires
- South Asia
- a new system of slavery: the export of indian labour overseas,1830-1920
- The foundations of local self-government in India, Pakistan and Burma. --
- The banyan tree
- South Asia: a short history
- Viceroy, Curzon to Mountbatten
- The ordeal of love
- Ballot box and bayonet
- India and Pakistan
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