Transimperial Histories of Knowledge: Exchange and Collaboration from the Margins of Imperial EuropeEd. by Claire Louise Blaser, Monique Lichtenberg, and Josephine Selander
Editorial, pp. 525f. Aufsätze | ArticlesClaire Louise Blaser / Monique Ligtenberg / Josephine SelanderIntroduction: Transimperial Webs of Knowledge at the Margins ofImperial Europe, pp. 527-539.
Pernille RøgeColonialism and Abolitionism from the Margins of European Empires:Paul Erdmann Isert, Carl Bernhard Wadström, and the Structures ofTransimperial Knowledge Production, c. 1780–1800, pp. 540-554.
Monique LigtenbergContagious Connections: Medicine, Race, and Commerce between Sumatra, New Guinea, and Frankfurt, 1879–1904, pp. 555-571.
Moritz von Brescius / Christof DejungThe Plantation Gaze: Imperial Careering and Agronomic Knowledge between Europe and the Tropics, pp. 572-590.
Claire Louise BlaserSanskrit Roots in the Swiss Idiotikon: Early Indology in Switzerland between National Identity Formation and European Imperial Imaginaries, pp. 591-611.
Josephine SelanderSpiritual Entrepreneurs: Competing Theosophists and the Making ofAlternative Spirituality in the Swedish Press (1900–1925), pp. 612-630.
Nadin HeéTransimperial Opportunities? Transcending the Nation in Imperial Formations, pp. 631-638)
ForumMartin WagnerEntanglement and Rivalry: Encountering “the Other” in Harbin’s Education,1906–1932, pp. 639-653.
Hasan AksakalThe Reception of the Frankfurt School in Turkey: Past and Present, pp. 654-669.
Rezensionen | ReviewsSanjay Subrahmanyam: Europe’s India. Words, People, Empires, 1500–1800, Cambridge MA / London 2017by Matthias Middell, pp. 670f.
Andrew B. Liu: Tea War. A History of Capitalism in China and India,New Haven / London2020by Peer Vries, pp. 672-676.
Hubert Bonin: Banking in China (1890s–1940s): Business in the FrenchConcessions, London 2020by Mariusz Lukasiewicz, pp. 677f.
Arunabh Ghosh: Making it Count. Statistics and Statecraft in the EarlyPeople’s Republic of China (Histories of Economic Life), Princeton / Oxford 2020by Martin Bemmann, pp. 679-681.
Ulrich Mählert / Felix Wemheuer et al. (Hrsg.): Machterhalt durchWirtschaftsreformen. Chinas Einfluss in der sozialistischen Welt (= Jahrbuch für historische Kommunismusforschung 2020), Berlin 2020by Alice Trinkle, pp. 682-684.
Sean Metzger: The Chinese Atlantic. Seascapes and the Theatricality ofGlobalization, Bloomington 2020by Rossella Ferrari, pp. 685-687.
Anne Booth: Living Standards in Southeast Asia. Changes over the LongTwentieth Century, 1900–2015, Amsterdam 2019by Vincent Houben, pp. 688f.
Max Trecker: Red Money for the Global South. East-South EconomicRelations in the Cold War, Abingdon 2020by Besnik Pula, pp.690-692.
Sara Lorenzini: Global Development. A Cold War History, Princeton 2019by Bence Kocsev, pp. 693-697.
Elijah Nyaga Munyi / David Mwambari / Aleksi Ylönen (eds.): Beyond History. African Agency in Development, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution, New York 2020by Ulf Engel, pp. 698-700.
Paul J. Kohlenberg / Nadine Godehardt (eds.): The Multidimensionality ofRegions in World Politics (= Routledge Series on Global Order Studies),London/New York 2021by Ulf Engel, pp. 701-703.
Bailey Stone: Rethinking Revolutionary Change in Europe. A Neostructuralist Approach, Lanham et al., 2020by Matthias Middell, pp. 704f.
Claudia Varella / Manuel Barcia: Wage-Earning Slaves. Coartación inNineteenth-Century Cuba, Gainesville 2020by Michael Zeuske, pp. 706-709.
Roger Chickering: Karl Lamprecht. Das Leben eines deutschen Historikers(1856–1915). Aus dem amerikanischen Englisch übersetzt von Sabine vom Bruch und Roger Chickering, Stuttgart 2021by Matthias Middell, pp. 710-713.
Andrew Phillips / J. C. Sharman: Outsourcing Empire. How Company-States made the Modern World, Princeton / Oxford 2020by Oliver Krause, pp. 714f.
Kenneth Lipartito / Lisa Jacobson (eds.): Capitalism’s Hidden Worlds(Hagley Perspectives on Business and Culture), Philadelphia 2020by Paul Franke, pp. 716-718.
Julia Adeney Thomas/Geoff Eley (eds.): Visualizing Fascism. The Twentieth-Century Rise of the Global Right, Durham: Duke University Press, 2020by Nathalie Patricia Soursos, pp. 719-721.
Gordon Johnston / Emma Robertson: BBC World Service. Overseas Broadcasting, 1932–2018, London 2019by Stacy Takacs, pp. 722f.
Vladimir Tismaneanu / Bogdan C. Iacob (eds.): Ideological Storms. Intellectuals, Dictators, and the Totalitarian Temptation, Budapest 2019by Victoria Harms, pp. 724-726.
Norbert Fabian: Wirtschaft – Reformation – Revolution, vol. 1: Vergleichende, soziohistorische Strukturgitteranalysen, vol. 2: Wyclifs Sozialethik, der Aufstand von 1381 und Übergänge zur Moderne (= Studien zur historischen Gesellschaftswissenschaft, vols. 1 and 2), Münster 2020by Matthias Middell, p. 727.
Danielle Allen: Politische Gleichheit. Frankfurter Adorno Vorlesungen 2017,Berlin 2020by Helmut Goerlich, pp. 728-732.
Alexander Tischbirek: Die Verhältnismäßigkeitsprüfung. Methodenmigrationzwischen öffentlichem und Privatrecht (= Studien und Beiträge zum Öffentlichen Recht, Bd. 35), Tübingen 2017by Helmut Goerlich, pp. 733-736.
Annotationen | AnnotationsEmily Kenway: The Truth About Modern Slavery, London 2021by Ruth Ennis, p. 737.
Essai sur la monarchie autrichienne en son état actuel en 1790, a cura diDerek Beales e Renato Pasta, Florence 2018by Matthias Middell, p. 738.
Nancy L. Green: The Limits of Transnationalism, Chicago 2019by Antje Dietze, p. 739.
Inhaltsverzeichnis des 31. Jahrgangs 2021 | Contents of Vol. 31, 2021pp. 740-748.
Autorinnen und Autoren | Authorsp. 749.