Volume 55, Issue 6, November 2018
Table of Content
Special Issue: The Birth of Global Knowledge
Introduction
The birth of global knowledge: intellectual networks in the world crisis, 1919–1939
Stephen Wertheim, Ludovic Tournès, Inderjeet Parmar
Original Article
The tragedy of Americanist diplomacy: Pan-American networks and the consolidation of empire, 1910–1917
Teresa E. Davis
Original Article
Clash of pans: pan-Africanism and pan-Anglo-Saxonism and the global colour line, 1919–1945
Mark Ledwidge, Inderjeet Parmar
Original Article
The expanding overlap of imperial, international, and transnational political activities, 1920s–1930s: a Belgian case study
Cyrus Schayegh
Original Article
Marxism, early Soviet oriental studies and the problem of ‘power/knowledge’
Craig Brandist
Original Article
The Institute of Pacific Relations: pan-Pacific and pan-Asian visions of international order
Priscilla Roberts
Original Article
American membership of the League of Nations: US philanthropy and the transformation of an intergovernmental organisation into a think tank
Ludovic Tournès
Original Article
Confusion and convergence: the Nazi challenge to world order and the CFR response, 1940–1941
Luke Fletcher