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Narratives, Nations, and Other World Products in the Making of Global History

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List of images (vii) | List of maps (viii) | List of authors (ix) | Acknowledgements (xi) | Introduction: A world of narratives - Jeremy Adelman and Andreas Eckert (1) 1. ‘This nation is a globe’: Exceptionalism and universalism in the nineteenth-century United States - Matthew Karp (19) | 2. Narratives of power: Political thoughts and the framework of world history in modern China - BAO Maohong (35) | 3. Going beyond the ‘Western impact’ narrative: China as a world power, 1839–1949 - Xavier Paulès (51) | 4. Fighting ‘the warfare of peacetime’: Japan’s quest for national narratives during the late nineteenth century - SANO Mayuko (67) | 5. Japan, T?y? (the ‘Eastern Ocean’) and Asia in the World: The transition of Japanese self-consciousness from the 1850s to the 1940s - HANEDA Masashi (87) | 6. Applying global history to the study of war: Transnational narratives of resilience under aerial bombardment - Sheldon Garon (103) 7. Lighthouse of socialism for the decolonized world: Central Asia’s global moment, 1956–79 - Marc Elie (127) | 8. The boomerang of imperial sovereignty: Bosnia and Herzegovina in the eye of the world storm - Natasha Wheatley (147) | 9. A century of convergences: Contested concepts of economic integration, 1919–2019 - Jeremy Adelman, Abigail Kret, Marlène Rosano-Grange and Bruno Settis (165) | 10. Narrating progress: Developmental regimes in semi- and anti-colonial Southeast Asia - Benjamin Baumann and Vincent Houben (183) 11. Narrating the common good: Stories about and around the United Nations - Pierre-Yves Cadalen, Connor Mills and Karoline Postel-Vinay (203) | 12. Global narratives of the immigrant - Megan Armknecht, Markus Bierkoch and Beth Lew-Williams (219) | 13. ‘Global integration, social disintegration: Edward Long’s History of Jamaica (1774)’ - Silvia Sebastiani (239) | 14. World products? Narratives about workers and work in East and West Africa, 1904–61 - Fabian Krautwald, Kerstin Stubenvoll and Andreas Eckert (259) | 15. Russia in global economic history: On modernization and its discontents - Alessandro Stanziani (287) | 16. Mapping economic interdependence: Creating the periphery in the interwar period - Jeremy Adelman, Laetitia Lenel and Pablo Pryluka (307) Coda: Narratives in an embattled world - Dominic Sachsenmaier (329) | Index (347)

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909.72 Jer n

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London : Bloomsbury Academic., 2024

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xii, 384 hlm. : 23,4 × 15,6 cm

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English

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978-1-3504-4100-2

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909.72

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World history--Historiography
Nationalism and historiography
History--Philosophy

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