  In this work we develop some aspects of the theory of Hopf algebras to the
context of autonomous map pseudomonoids. We concentrate in the Hopf modules and
the Centre or Drinfel'd double. If $A$ is a map pseudomonoid in a monoidal
bicategory \M, the analogue of the category of Hopf modules for $A$ is an
Eilenberg-Moore construction for a certain monad in
$\mathbf{Hom}(\M^{\mathrm{op}},\mathbf{Cat})$. We study the existence of the
internalisation of this notion, called the Hopf module construction, by
extending the completion under Eilenberg-Moore objects of a 2-category to a
endo-homomorphism of tricategories on $\mathbf{Bicat}$.
  Our main result is the equivalence between the existence of a left
dualization for $A$ ({\em i.e.}, $A$ is left autonomous) and the validity of an
analogue of the structure theorem of Hopf modules. In this case the Hopf module
construction for $A$ always exists.
  We use these results to study the lax centre of a left autonomous map
pseudomonoid. We show that the lax centre is the Eilenberg-Moore construction
for a certain monad on $A$ (one existing if the other does). If $A$ is also
right autonomous, then the lax centre equals the centre. We look at the
examples of the bicategories of \V-modules and of comodules in \V, and obtain
the Drinfel'd double of a coquasi-Hopf algebra $H$ as the centre of $H$.
