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Transregional Conflict Crossing the Red Sea: The Horn of Africa

Dawit Yohannes Wondemagegnehu, Fana Gebresenbet Erda

Vol 28 No 6 (2018): Africa’s Transregional Conflicts

90-108

Transregional Conflicts and the Re-spatialization of Regions “at Sea”: The Yaoundé Process in the Gulf of Guinea

Jens Herpolsheimer

Vol 28 No 6 (2018): Africa’s Transregional Conflicts

68-89

Regional and Transregional Currents in the Shallows of Lake Chad

Katharina P. W. Döring

Vol 28 No 6 (2018): Africa’s Transregional Conflicts

49-67

Transregional Conflict in the Great Lakes Region

Nickson Bondo Museka

Vol 28 No 6 (2018): Africa’s Transregional Conflicts

26-48

Making the New Indian Citizen in Times of the Jawan (Soldier) and the Kisan (Farmer), 1962–1965

Anandita Bajpai

Vol 28 No 5 (2018): Shaping the “New Man” in Africa, Asia and the Middle East: Practices, Networks and Mobilization (1940s–1960s)

97-120

Restoring Order, Inducing Change: Imagining a “New (Wo)man” in the Belgian Colonial Empire in the 1950s*

Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo

Vol 28 No 5 (2018): Shaping the “New Man” in Africa, Asia and the Middle East: Practices, Networks and Mobilization (1940s–1960s)

77-96

A “New Man” for a New Nation: Activism and Physical Culture in Late Colonial Algeria

Jakob Krais

Vol 28 No 5 (2018): Shaping the “New Man” in Africa, Asia and the Middle East: Practices, Networks and Mobilization (1940s–1960s)

38-59

Scouting: Training the “New Man” in Post-liberation Ethiopia

Katrin Bromber

Vol 28 No 5 (2018): Shaping the “New Man” in Africa, Asia and the Middle East: Practices, Networks and Mobilization (1940s–1960s)

22-37

“There is a New African in the World!” – Kwame Nkrumah and the Making of a “New African (Wo)Man” in Ghana 1957–1966

De-Valera N. Y. M. Botchway

Vol 28 No 5 (2018): Shaping the “New Man” in Africa, Asia and the Middle East: Practices, Networks and Mobilization (1940s–1960s)

60-76

The Once and Future Middle Kingdom: China’s Return to Dominance in the Global Economy

Jack A. Goldstone

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

120-139

Silk Road Connectivities and the Construction of Local History in Eastern Xinjiang

Ildikó Bellér-Hann

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

93-119

Seaborne Empires and Hub Societies: Connectivity in Motion across the Indian Ocean World

Burkhard Schnepel

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

71-92

The Mongol Peace and Global Medieval Eurasia

Marie Favereau

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

49-70

Empire and Eurasia: In the Footsteps of Alexander

Krishan Kumar

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

28-48

Eurasian Dynamics: From Agrarian Axiality to the Connectivities of the Capitalocene

Chris Hann

Vol 28 No 4 (2018): Realising Eurasia. Empire and Connectivity during Three Millennia

14-27

Auf einer Briefmarke in den Weltraum. Spacelab und das Versprechen einer Zukunft in den Sternen

Tilmann Siebeneichner

Vol 28 No 3 (2018): Travelling Things

90-103

„Alarming Plots“: Spuren einer Sklavenverschwörung im amerikanischen Süden, 1802

Sebastian Jobs

Vol 28 No 3 (2018): Travelling Things

73-89

Das japanische Kaiserreich in den Tagebuchaufzeichnungen dreier „gewöhnlicher Koreaner“

Itagaki Ryuta

Vol 28 No 3 (2018): Travelling Things

50-72

Cookbooks for a sacred life. Handbücher der Bewusstseinserweiterung in der transnationalen Jugendkultur der langen 1960er Jahre

Isabel Richter

Vol 28 No 3 (2018): Travelling Things

33-49

Of “Zipper Rings” and “Tatum Ts”, Chile – USA: Intrauterine Devices, Men of Science, and Women in Need

Jadwiga E. Pieper Mooney

Vol 28 No 3 (2018): Travelling Things

14-32

“Winning the Place for Jesus”: A Relational Perspective on Pentecostal Mission Encounters in Madagascar

Eva Spies

Vol 28 No 2 (2018): Room for Manoeuvre: (Cultural) Encounters and Concepts of Place

86-101

Jorge Amado’s Salvador da Bahia: Transcultural Place-Making and the Search for “Brazilianness”

Martina Kopf

Vol 28 No 2 (2018): Room for Manoeuvre: (Cultural) Encounters and Concepts of Place

71-85

From Paradise to a Graveyard: Aleksey N. Tolstoy’s Representations of Places Between Literary and Ideological Discourses

Katharina Bauer

Vol 28 No 2 (2018): Room for Manoeuvre: (Cultural) Encounters and Concepts of Place

56-70

Geographies of Tropical Ecology: Place-Making in William Beebe’s Travel and Writing

Franziska Torma

Vol 28 No 2 (2018): Room for Manoeuvre: (Cultural) Encounters and Concepts of Place

42-55

Violent Encounters at Ostend, 1601–1604: patiality, Location, and Identity in Early Modern Siege Warfare

Anke Fischer-Kattner

Vol 28 No 2 (2018): Room for Manoeuvre: (Cultural) Encounters and Concepts of Place

22-41

European Union for and by Communication Networks: Continuities and Discontinuities during the Second World War

Christian Henrich-Franke, Léonard Laborie

Vol 28 No 1 (2018): Entstehung und Entwicklung transnationaler Kommunikationsräume in Europa zu Kriegszeiten, 1914-1945

82-100

The Börgermoorlied: The Journey of a Resistance Song throughout Europe, 1933–1945

Élise Petit

Vol 28 No 1 (2018): Entstehung und Entwicklung transnationaler Kommunikationsräume in Europa zu Kriegszeiten, 1914-1945

Ausländerinnen im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg: Internationales Engagement in einem nationalen Konflikt

Renée Lugschitz

Vol 28 No 1 (2018): Entstehung und Entwicklung transnationaler Kommunikationsräume in Europa zu Kriegszeiten, 1914-1945

48-64

Griechenland im Ersten Weltkrieg: Politische Neutralität und europäische Öffentlichkeiten

Nicole Immig

Vol 28 No 1 (2018): Entstehung und Entwicklung transnationaler Kommunikationsräume in Europa zu Kriegszeiten, 1914-1945

15-28

Französische Kriegsgefangenenzeitungen im Ersten Weltkrieg
Internationale Erfahrung, Interkulturalität und europäisches Selbstverständnis

Isabella von Treskow

Vol 28 No 1 (2018): Entstehung und Entwicklung transnationaler Kommunikationsräume in Europa zu Kriegszeiten, 1914-1945

29-47

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