History, Modern.
Overview
| Works: | 680 works in 5 publications in 5 languages | |
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The logic of culture : = authority and identity in the Modern Era /
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The cash nexus : = money and power in the modern world, 1700-2000 /
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Energy at the crossroads : = global perspectives and uncertainties /
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Harry S. Truman, the development and operations of the National Security Council, and the origins of United States Cold War policies.
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A foreign policy in opposition: The British Labour Party and the Far East, 1951-1964.
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The Eagle and the Dragon's war wings: The United States and Chinese military aviation, 1929-1940.
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Toward arming China: United States arms sales and military assistance, 1921-1941.
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Cecil Coggins and United States military intelligence in World War Two.
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United States mediation in South Korean-Japanese negotiations, 1951-1965: A case study in the limitations of embassy diplomacy.
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Mercenary eagles: American pilots serving in foreign air forces prior to the United States entry into the Second World War, 1936-1941.
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Imaginary settings: Sino-Japanese-United States relations during the occupation years.
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United States Air Force expeditionary airpower strategy, 1946--1964.
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Hegemony and revolution: An odyssey toward the Sino-American rapprochement, 1943--1972.
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Sino-United States relations in an era of rapprochement: The important breakthrough in Chinese representation in the United Nations.
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Travel, science, and empire: The Russian Geographical Society's expeditions to Central Eurasia, 1845--1905.
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Integrating the gridiron: Civil rights and American college football, 1935--1970.
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Burned-out ruins and barbed-wire fences: The American occupation in Japanese and Okinawan literature.
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Philanthropy, the welfare state, and early twentieth-century literature.
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The sacred public sculptures in Antwerp: From their medieval origins to the French Revolution.
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THE AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE IN CHINA, 1935-1941: A CASE STUDY OF POLITICAL REPORTING.
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Line by line: Nineteenth-century British poets and the process of reading.
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The business of empire: The Taiwan Development Corporation and Japanese imperialism in Taiwan, 1936-1946.
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School, community, and state integration in nineteenth century Japan.
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Treasures of the nation: Juvenile delinquency, socialization, and mobilization in modern Japan, 1895-1945.
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Demographic and social consequences of oil and gas development in Siberia, 1960s-early 1990s.
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The Chiang Kai-shek regime and state crime in China and Taiwan, 1927--1975.
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Teaching the Vietnam experience: An inquiry into the teaching and content of courses on the Vietnam War in selected United States colleges and universities.
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Higher education and anti-Vietnam War demonstrations: Comparing occurrences and administrative responses.
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The figure of naught in Elizabethan thought: Shakespeare, Harriot, Marlowe (William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Harriot).
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Nazi neoclassicism and the challenge of modernity: A study of the role of architecture in the context of modernism.
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Theorization and commodification: The production and promotion of American decorative arts in the 1980s.
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On the verge of Hindutva: V.D. Savarkar, revolutionary, convict, ideologue, c. 1905--1924.
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Democratizing women: American women and the U.S. Occupation of Japan, 1945--1951.
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"A colossus and a conundrum": Canada, the United States, and Canadian China policy, 1942--1970.
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Corporate order and community: The dynamics of resource town development in Australia and Canada, 1920--1980.
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Becoming Okinawan: Japanese capitalism and changing representations of Okinawa.
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Russia and the Polish question, 1907--1917: Nationality and diplomacy.
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Censoring nationalisms: Literature, legislation and national identities in Ireland, 1923--1958.
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States of culture: Relativism and national consolidation in Mexico and the United States, 1910--1950.
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Odyssey of an archives: What the history of the Gordon W. Prange Collection of Japanese materials teaches us about libraries, censorship, and keeping the past alive.
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Wartime propaganda and the legacies of defeat: The Russian and Ottoman popular presses in the War of 1877--1878.
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Causes and consequences of 1970--1971 forced migration of the Yaghnobis in the Tajik SSR.
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Occupation diplomacy in Japan after World War II: Is there relevance to current occupation efforts?
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One man versus machine: Upton Sinclair and the 1934 California campaign for governor.
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Madame Swetchine, "Mother of the Church": A case study of religion, identity, and female authority in nineteenth-century France and Russia.
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To rule from afar: The Overseas Council and the making of the Brazilian West, 1642--1807.
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Manhattan projects: Cold War urbanism in the age of urban renewal.
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The unnatural state: Conservatives, libertarians, and the postwar American environmental movement.
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Building a greater Norway: Emigration and the creation of national identities in America and Norway, 1860--1945.
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Culture, politics, and modernization in Paris provisioning, 1880--1920.
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Selling the tenth province: Belgian colonial propaganda, 1908--1960.
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Echoes that never were: American mobile intercontinental ballistic missiles, 1956--1983.
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Citizenship and national identity in post-Partition Bengal, 1947--65.
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Atomic apartheid: United States-South African nuclear relations from Truman to Reagan, 1945--1989.
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The last battle of the Cold War begins: The superpowers and Afghanistan, 1945--1980.
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Blacks, Italians, and the Progressive interest in New York City crime, 1900--1930.
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The matter of fact: "The Tragedy of Gowrie" (1604) and its contexts.
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The Polish Army in France: Immigrants in America, World War I volunteers in France, defenders of the recreated state in Poland.
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Demons of urban reform: The rise of witchcraft prosecution in Basel, Lucerne, and Nuremberg, 1430--1530.
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River town, river world: The history of Ecorse, the oldest downriver community.
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The whole duty of man: Charles Lee and the politics of reputation, masculinity, and identity during the Revolutionary War, 1755--1783.
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American prisoner of war policy and practice from the Revolutionary War to the War on Terror.
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Our hour has come: The homosexual rights movement in the Weimar Republic.
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A reappraisal of nursing services and shortages: A case study of the University of Virginia Hospital, 1945--1965.
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Electronics and aerospace industry in Cold War Arizona, 1945--1968: Motorola, Hughes Aircraft, Goodyear Aircraft.
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Fishing a borderless sea: Environmental territorialism in the North Atlantic, 1818--1910.
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Oil and the failure of development: Iran and Venezuela in the twentieth century.
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The shadow of the Habsburgs: Memory and national identity in Austrian politics and education, 1918--1955.
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Nichirenism as modernism: Imperialism, Fascism, and Buddhism in modern Japan.
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Retrospective revolution: A history of time and memory in urban Russia, 1903--1923.
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Corresponding lives: Women educators of the Alliance Israelite Universelle school for girls in the city of Tunis, 1882--1914.
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Comparative repression: Examples of musical repression by Hitler, Stalin and Mao.
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Influences of the Ages of Reason and Romanticism on Emerson's "Nature" and Thoreau's "Walden".
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The contradiction of space: Oil, imperialism and the accumulation of capital.
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Between two motherlands: Struggles for nationhood among the Greeks in Bulgaria, 1906--1949.
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The Nashville way: A southern city confronts racial change, 1945--1975.
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Dilemmas of Andean modernity: Social morality, economy of passions and aesthetics, Bolivia and Peru (1900--1950).
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Vox pop modernism: Technology, commonality, and difference in American literature of the 1930s.
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The political theory and practice of opposition: Antonio Gramsci and Leon Trotsky in the shadow of Stalinism.
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In defense of the state: Carl Schmitt's critique of liberalism as the ideology of civil society.
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The peril of self-discipline: Chinese Nationalist, Japanese, and American servicemen record the rise and fall of the Japanese Empire, 1937--1945.
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A new order for European culture: The German-Italian axis and the reordering of international cultural exchange, 1936--1943.
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Home-made Judaism: Food and domestic Jewish life in Germany and the United States, 1850--1914.
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Reform, reaction, and renewal: The English Church during the reign of Mary Tudor.
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The Revolution of 1861: The legacy of the European Revolutions of 1848 and the American Civil War.
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Soldiers and scientists: The politics of exploring the American West, 1803--1879.
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Portraits through the lens of historicity: The American family as portrayed in "Ladies' Home Journal", 1950--1959.
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What every woman should know: Birth control clinics in the United States, 1916--1940.
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"Terror and mystery": The United States and nuclear fear, 1905--45.
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The theological justification for the establishment of the Pontifical Commission for Justice and Peace (Iustitia et pax).
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Energy at the crossroads = global perspectives and uncertainties /
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The Atlantic world : = European, Africans, Indians and their shared history, 1400-1900 /
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Recasting the imperial Far East: The conflict over China--a case study of Anglo-American relations (1945-1950).
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A tentative partnership: The United States and China contemplate the postwar disposition of Japan and the Japanese Empire, 1942-1945.
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China's road to the Korean War: A critical study of the origins of Sino-American confrontation, 1949-1950.
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A Southern Methodist Mission to China: Soochow University, 1901-1939.
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American policy vs. Asian Revolution: SWNCC recommendations regarding post-World War II: China, Korea, and Vietnam.
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Records and the understanding of violent events: Archival documentation, historical perception, and the No Gun Ri massacre in the Korean War.
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Children of chaos: Historical atrocity and youth survival in the literature of American slavery and the Holocaust.
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"The texture of the everyday": Appraising the values of women's diaries and weblogs.
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Industry, empire, and gold: The gold standard in Japan and Argentina, 1890--1914.
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United States-Yugoslav relations, 1961--1980: The twilight of Tito's era and the role of ambassadorial diplomacy in the making of America's Yugoslav policy.
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Sovereignty, citizenship, and the new Liberal Order: US-Habsburg relations and the transformation of international politics, 1880--1924.
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Colonialism at the center: German colonial architecture and the design reform movement, 1828--1914.
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Toward a Congress Raj: Indian nationalism and the pursuit of a potential nation-state.
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SAVVA MAMONTOV AND THE MAMONTOV CIRCLE: 1870-1905 ART PATRONAGE AND THE RISE OF NATIONALISM IN RUSSIAN ART.
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The impact of Bartolome de Medina's mercury amalgamation process and Chinese demand for silver on the birth of global trade in the sixteenth century.
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"Between the storms": North Vietnam's strategy during the Second Indochina War (1955--1973).
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Empire of the mind: Subscription libraries, literacy & acculturation in the colonies of the British Empire.
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Examination of evidence presented in the issue of POW/MIAs remaining in Indochina.
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"A good offense is the best defense": Swedish Social Democracy, Europe, and the Vietnam War.
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The politics of Islamic law: Local elites, colonial authority and the making of the Muslim state.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu as the primary cause of United States involvement in the 1963 coup in South Vietnam.
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"The poor Indians": Native Americans in eighteenth-century missionary writings.
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Engendering space: Architectures of sexual difference in early twentieth-century Germany.
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Making history: Beaumont Newhall's 1937 catalogue for the Museum of Modern Art (photography, New York City).
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Making a modern archive: The Archives Nationales of France, 1850--1887.
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An essay about the development of Japanese early modern theories on criminal attempts at the dawn of modernization and civilization in Meiji era (1868--1912) (Japanese text).
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On Xu Fuguan and Yin Haiguang: A study of intellectuals and ideologies in modern Taiwan, 1949-1969 (Chinese text, China).
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Self-overcoming as the overcoming of modernity: Watsuji Tetsuro's "A Study of Nietzsche" (1913) and its place in the development of his thought.
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Making China part of the globe: The impact of America's Boxer Indemnity remissions on China's academic institutional building in the 1920s.
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Rearranging the landscape of the gods: A history of Kompira pilgrimage in the Meiji period (Japan).
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From the French to the Americans: Intra-alliance politics, Cold War concerns, and cultural conflict in Vietnam, 1950--1960.
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Conflict and accommodation in Taisho Japan: The formation of civil rule (bunka seiji) in colonial Korea, 1910--1975.
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Nation, people, anarchy: Liu Shih-p'ei and the crisis of order in modern China.
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The harvest of the vine: The Jesuit missionary enterprise in China, 1579--1710 (Portugal).
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Power, culture, and national identity: The United States, China, and Japan, 1895--1920.
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Religion, superstition and governing society in nationalist China.
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Singing the gospel: Lutheran hymns and the success of the Reformation in Joachimsthal (Czech Republic, Magdalena Heymair, Paul Eber, Franciscus Albani).
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The roots of revisionism and status-quo seeking: Opportunities and pressures at the international and domestic levels.
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The politicization of difference: Nationalism and national unity in pre-independent India, Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya.
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State and industrial development in early Republican China, 1912-1927.
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A comparative history of Chinese and Soviet economic cooperation with the West: The prospects for free-enterprise zones in the USSR.
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THE HISTORY OF THE JEWISH REFUGEE COMMUNITY OF SHANGHAI, 1938-1945.
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THE MANDARIN-CAPITALISTS FROM NANYANG: OVERSEAS CHINESE ENTERPRISE AND THE MODERNIZATION OF CHINA, 1893-1911.
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SOVIET SINOLOGY: AN UNTAPPED SOURCE FOR KREMLIN VIEWS AND DISPUTES RELATING TO CONTEMPORARY EVENTS IN CHINA.
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THE FRENCH SETTLEMENT OF SHANGHAI ON THE EVE OF THE REVOLUTION OF 1911.
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Concentration, control, and conflict in China and the Soviet Union: A comparative-historical interpretation.
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The Comintern and the far eastern Communist movement in Shanghai, 1919-1922: The meaning of internationalism.
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White city on the red river: Race, power, and culture in French colonial Hanoi, 1872--1954 (Vietnam).
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The weekly war: Coverage of Vietnam, 1965--1973, by "Newsweek", "Time", and "U.S. News & World Report".
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A whole nation walking: The "Great Retreat" in the War of Resistance, 1937--1945 (China).
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Remembering the past, constructing the future. The Memorial to the Deportation in Paris and experimental commemoration after the Second World War.
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The ethics of empire: Protestant thought, moral culture, and imperialism in Meiji Japan.
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Modernizing traditional womanhood: Gender, consumption, and modernity in interwar France and Germany, 1920--1939.
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Image-making in United States-China relations: Images of Chiang Kai-Shek in American newsmagazines.
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Cambodia, Catholicism, and conquistadores: Spanish-Cambodian interactions from the late sixteenth to the mid-seventeenth century.
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Arbitrary borders? New partnerships for cultural heritage siblings---libraries, archives and museums: Creating integrated descriptive systems.
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A modern landscape: The British way of death in the age of cremation.
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Bringing the inside out: Health, personality, politics, and the tragedy of Lin Biao.
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"What do we get from Pakistan?" Major shifts in United States-Pakistan relations, 1947--1982.
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The trail of tension between public relations and journalism: The unfinished business about using propaganda to move crowds.
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The first Indochina war and the failure of the European Defense Community, 1950--1954.
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Ideologies and conflict in the post-Cold War: Afghanistan, D.R. Congo, Colombia.
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British women's views of twentieth-century India: An examination of obstacles to cross-cultural understandings.
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An Arabian Raj: The Indian Empire and the Persian Gulf States, 1899--1905.
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National Socialism and dissent among the ethnic Germans of Slovakia and Croatia, 1938--1945.
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Great Britain and the creation of the Irish Free State beyond terrorism: 1919--1922.
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Everyday infidels: A social history of secularism in the postwar Pacific Northwest.
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The enemy of my enemy: Indian influences on Egyptian nationalism, 1907--1930.
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Inter-imperial trade and local identity: Curacao in the colonial Atlantic world.
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A tale of two borders: Settlement and national transformation in Libya and South Tyrol under Fascism.
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The changes in accordance with time: Postwar development and transformation of Hong Kong's jewellery industry, 1945--2005.
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Alternative to Zion: The Jewish autonomist movement in late imperial and revolutionary Russia.
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American hotelkeepers and higher learning: An early era of this emerging profession.
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THE IMPERIAL THEME: A STUDY OF COLONIAL ATTITUDES IN ENGLISH NOVELS SET IN AFRICA.
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The call for America: German-American relations and the European crisis, 1921--1924/1925.
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Republican duties: Depopulation, the social question, and the rise of the welfare state in France, 1870--1914.
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Bridging jurisdictional divides: Collective action through a Joint Strategic Plan for Management of Great Lakes Fisheries.
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For their own good: Civilian evacuations in Germany and France, 1939--1945.
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London was ours: Diaries and memoirs of the London Blitz, 1940--1941.
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Hitting home: Coercive theory, air power, and authoritarian regimes.
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A history of Elysian Park: "This delightful place among the trees on the river".
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Burden of knowledge: An exploration of myth, history, and the motif of lost innocence in the filmography of Oliver Stone.
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Negotiating the past: Restitution and historical commissions in the New Europe.
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Constituting the electorate: Voting system reform and working class incorporation in France, the United Kingdom, and the United States, 1867--1913.
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Elizabeth Kee: A Clarion Voice of and for the people of southern West Virginia, 1951--1964.
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Considering the other: The effects of otherness on the processes of contact, conquest and cultural dialogue with indigenous peoples.
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Modernism, socialist realism, and identity in the early film music of Dmitry Shostakovich, 1929--1932.
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Reform and empire: The British and American transnational search for the rights of black people in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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Human relationships and observations in the development of humanity and moral sentiments in Hutcheson, Hume, and Smith.
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Patriarchy and politics: A comparative evaluation of the religious, political and social thought of Sir Robert Filmer and Robert Lewis Dabney.
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Cultural politics in Bourbon Naples, 1734--1799: Antiquities, academies and rivalries with Rome.
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Legality and legitimacy: Juergen Habermas's reconstruction of German political thought.
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The circulation of English in China, 1840--1940: Historical texts, personal activities, and a new linguistic landscape.
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"Woke up this morning with my mind on freedom": Women and the struggle for black equality in Louisiana.
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The influence of John Locke's idea of toleration in early eighteenth-century England.
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Crisis speeches delivered during World War II: A historical and rhetorical perspective.
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Hegemony and the formation of organic intellectual: Qu Qiu-bai and the revolutionary politics of early 20th century.
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An intimate world: Race, migration, and Chinese and Irish domestic servants in the United States, 1850--1920.
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Battle and culture: British imperial forces in Southeast Asia in the Second World War.
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The struggle for free travel: Britons abroad and the origins of tourism, 1814--1858.
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Mobilization and modernization in Vichy France: The national renovation of Paris, 1939--1945.
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Ishii Juji, the Okayama Orphanage, and the Chausubaru Settlement: A vision of child relief through communal labor and a sustainable local economy, 1887--1926.
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The duty to remember: Holocaust remembrance and education in contemporary France.
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German Vergangenheitsbewaltigung, 1961--1999: Selected historiographic controversies and their impact on national identity.
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Compulsory death: A historiographic study of the eugenics and euthanasia movements in Nazi Germany.
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Department stores and the origins of American broadcasting, 1910--1931.
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Devouring anxiety: Victorian breastfeeding and the modern individual.
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The overseas Chinese (huaqiao) project: Nation, culture, and race in modern China, 1890--1966.
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Beyond nationalism: A history of leisure discourse in and between the United States and Japan, 1910--1940.
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Matters of taste: The politics of food and hunger in divided Germany 1945--1971.
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Remaking indigenaity: Indigenous missionaries in the British Empire, 1820--1875.
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Tracking modernity: The experience of railways in colonial India, 1853-1947.
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The burdens of whiteness: Asian immigration restriction and white supremacy in the British Empire and the United States, 1897--1924.
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Consumer liberation: Baby Boomers, hip businesses, and the challenge to mass consumption, 1968--1983.
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The historicization of Chinese architecture: The making of architectural historiography in China, from the late nineteenth century to 1953.
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Literary translation and appropriation: Korean intellectuals' reception of nineteenth-century Russian prose via Japan, 1909--1927.
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Luo Qing's paintings of post-industrial Taiwan and their incompatibility with Guohua.
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Interpreting the land of the strenuous life: Impressions of American society, culture, and ideals among French scholars of the Belle Epoque, 1889--1914.
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THE EARLY AMERICAN LAW OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: THE HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND COPYRIGHT SYSTEMS.
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Shakespearean reinscriptions of national identity in twentieth-century Irish drama (William Shakespeare, Sean O'Casey, Brian Friel).
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Canada and the Far East crisis in 1941: Intelligence, strategy and the coming of the Pacific War.
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Cartoons, politics, and the Fourth Estate: The emergence of visual media in nineteenth-century Great Britain, United States, and France.
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Creativity for peace: Exploring unexplored pathways to conflict resolution.
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Political transitions and national security: Strategies for defense and political survival in new states, new democracies, and new autocracies.
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THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN CLERICALS AND ANTI-CLERICALS FOR CONTROL OF FRENCH SCHOOLS (1789-1879).
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A pre-history of Green Architecture: Otto Koenigsberger and Tropical Architecture, from Princely Mysore to post-colonial London.
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TRUTH AND TECHNIQUE: A STUDY OF SOCIOLOGY AND THE SOCIAL SURVEY MOVEMENT,1895-1930.
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Globalizing rights: Defining, declaring, and denying human rights in the age of American hegemony, 1939--1955.
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Class, power, and the contradictions of Chinese revolutionary modernity: Interpreting land reform in northern China, 1946--1948.
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International legal movements against war crimes, terrorism, and genocide, 1919--1948.
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Becoming faithful: Christianity, literacy, and female consciousness in northeast China, 1830--1930.
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Evolution into self: A Mormon woman's struggle to reconcile radical feminism and religion.
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Sameness in diversity: Food culture and globalization in the San Francisco Bay Area and America, 1965--2005.
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(Electronic resources)
The history behind fairy tales: The Chinese translation and dissemination of western fairy tales in 1900--1937.
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(Electronic resources)
Entangled with empire: American women and the creation of the 'New Woman' in China, 1898--1937.
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(Electronic resources)
From imperial soldier to communist general: The early career of Zhu De and his influence on the formation of the Chinese Red Army.
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(Electronic resources)
China's nuclear arms control and nonproliferation policy and U.S.-China relations, 1979 to 2007.
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(Electronic resources)
Making a case for quantitative research in the study of modern Chinese history: The New China News Agency and Chinese policy views of Vietnam, 1977--1993.
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(Electronic resources)
Drug games: The international politics of doping and the Olympic Movement, 1960--2007.
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(Electronic resources)
Rewriting Japanese women: Survivors, escapees, and defeatists in the fiction of Banana Yoshimoto.
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(Electronic resources)
Comparing cross-cultural histories: Christianity, translation, and colonialism in eastern Australia and northwestern America.
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Global connections and critical thought: A complementary approach to the modern world history survey.
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Race and responsible government: Woodrow Wilson and the Philippines.
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Birds of a different feather: African American support for the Vietnam War in the Johnson years, 1965--1969.
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(Language materials, printed)
One kind of control: The 'hoko' system in Taiwan under Japanese rule, 1895-1945.
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(Language materials, printed)
Power, identity and multilateralism: The United States and regional institutionalization in the Asia-Pacific.
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Language and power in genocidal regimes: An analysis of the rhetorical function of language in Pol Pot's Cambodia, Rwanda and Hitler's Germany (Adolf Hitler).
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Paint the trains red: Labor, nationalism, and the railroads in French colonial Indochina, 1898--1945 (Vietnam).
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"The bounds of bondage": Forced migration from Batavia to the Cape of Good Hope during the Dutch East India Company era, c.1652--1795 (South Africa, Indonesia).
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Land pawning practices in republican China: Theory and reality (Chinese text).
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(Language materials, printed)
Chinese pieces of the French mosaic: The Chinese experience in France and the making of a revolutionary tradition.
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(Language materials, printed)
Internal security and military reorganization: The rise of paramilitaries in developing societies (China, Iran, Russia, Indonesia, India, Colombia).
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(Language materials, printed)
Women and trousers: Being a work on dual garnitures and a case study of the bifurcated movement in nineteenth-century clothing for women in North America.
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(Language materials, printed)
THE ROLE OF FREDERICK TOWNSEND WARD IN THE SUPPRESSION OF THE TAIPING REBELLION.
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(Language materials, printed)
(De)terminating the political enframement in the art by Robert Smithson.
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(Language materials, printed)
"American-type" formalism: The art criticism of Alfred H. Barr, Jr., Clement Greenberg, and Michael Fried.
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(Language materials, printed)
The impact of the Women's Army Corps on the European Theater during World War II.
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(Language materials, printed)
Circulating commodities: The role of George Robertson, Edward Petherick, George P. Brett, and other publishers and distributors in the late nineteenth-century expansion of the international book trade.
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(Language materials, printed)
Transformation of physicians' public identities in Taiwan and the United States: A comparative and historical study of ambivalence, public policy and civil society.
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(Language materials, printed)
A report card for Richard Nixon: Conservative intellectuals and the president.
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(Language materials, printed)
"The Cyprus contingency": Crisis, Cold War, and the American concern, 1974--1977.
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(Language materials, printed)
The development of Baptist fundamentalism in the South, 1940--1980.
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(Language materials, printed)
"The first and most sacred right": Religious freedom and the liberation of the Russian state, 1825--1905.
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(Language materials, printed)
The legacy of World War II on the Stalinist home front: Magnitogorsk, 1941--1953.
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(Language materials, printed)
A comparative analysis of criminal procedure in seventeenth-century France and Puritan Massachusetts.
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(Language materials, printed)
Morality as politics: The restoration of Ch'eng-Chu Neo-Confucianism in late imperial China.
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(Language materials, printed)
The work of bisexuality in modernist women's writing: Sexual epistemology, modernist aesthetics, feminist politics.
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(Language materials, printed)
The association of Northern Native Peoples: A case study of a Soviet interest group.
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(Language materials, printed)
Churchill's armies at war: Morale and combat efficiency in the 50th (Northumbrian) and 9th Australian Divisions, 1939--1945.
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(Language materials, printed)
A moral empire? Anxieties about masculinity and colonial governance in Company India, ca. 1780--1857.
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(Language materials, printed)
The kingdom shall rise again: Dutch resistance, collaboration, and imperial planning in the German-occupied Netherlands.
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(Language materials, printed)
The tingle-tangle of modernity: Popular anthropology and the cultural politics of identity in imperial Germany.
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(Language materials, printed)
Alberto Vojtech Fric, the German diaspora, and Indian protection in southern Brazil, 1900--1920: A transatlantic ethno-historical case study.
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(Language materials, printed)
Money as muse: The origin and development of the modern art market in Victorian England. A process of commodification.
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(Language materials, printed)
The politics of empire: Metropolitan socio-political development and the imperial transformation of the British East India Company, 1675--1775.
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(Language materials, printed)
Homemade faces in a foreign mirror: "Mimetic authenticity" in Sino-Western cultural interchange of the 1930s.
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(Language materials, printed)
Runaway film production: A critical history of Hollywood's outsourcing discourse.
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(Language materials, printed)
Imperial honorifics as an index of social change in modern Japan, 1872-2008.
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(Language materials, printed)
The 1922 Week of Modern Art and its celebrations: A study of historical reconstruction and nationalism in Brazil.
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(Language materials, printed)
Ambassadors of the brotherly alliance: Soviet advisers and the Sovietization of higher education in southeast China, 1949--1960.
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(Language materials, printed)
Capped socialization: How have international norms changed China, 1860--2007.
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(Language materials, printed)
"Give me a day, and I will give you the world": Chinese fiction periodicals in global context, 1900--1910.
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(Language materials, printed)
Wide-angle lens and kaleidoscope: A case study of "The Young Companion Pictorial Magazine" (1926--1945).
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(Language materials, printed)
State Building, Capitalism, and Development: State-Run Industrial Enterprises in Fengtian, 1920--1931.
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(Language materials, printed)
A racial redivisioning of society: Indentured Chinese labor in the transformation of racial capitalism in South Africa, 1903-1910.
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(Language materials, printed)
Constructing Tiananmen Square as a Realm of Memory: National Salvation, Revolutionary Tradition, and Political Modernity in Twentieth-Century China.
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(Language materials, printed)
The English East India Company's Trade in the Western Pacific through Taiwan, 1670--1683.
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(Language materials, printed)
Exploring Fractures within Human Rights: An Empirical Study of Resistance.
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(Language materials, printed)
BEHAVIORISM: JOHN BROADUS WATSON AND AMERICAN SOCIAL THOUGHT, 1913-1933.
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(Language materials, printed)
Tracing the path of sustainable development through major international conferences: A brief history and overview of sustainable development 1964--2002.
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(Language materials, printed)
The search for order and liberty: The British police, the suffragettes, and the unions, 1906-1912.
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(Language materials, printed)
The origins of government social protection policy in Hong Kong: 1842-1941.
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(Electronic resources)
Melancholy and the care of the soul: Religion, moral philosophy and madness in England, 1580--1750.
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(Electronic resources)
Servants of social progress: Democracy, capitalism and social reform in France, 1914--1940.
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(Electronic resources)
Nationalism and the culture of self-contempt: A study of the Greek Enlightenment and independence movement.
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(Electronic resources)
"One body corporate and politick": The growth of the English East India Company-state in the later seventeenth century.
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(Electronic resources)
The feudal estate of cistercian monastery of Saint Mary of Veruela in the modern age (1400--1877) (Spanish text).
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(Electronic resources)
The science of emotion: Studying emotions in Germany, France, and the United States, 1860--1920 (Wilhelm Wundt, Theodule Ribot, William James, Charles Darwin).
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(Electronic resources)
Changing models: The discord between the European settlers and the administration of German East Africa.
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(Electronic resources)
Safari ethnography: Expeditionary film, popular science and the work of adventure tourism.
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(Electronic resources)
The destruction of alternatives: Everyday life in nationalist authoritarianism.
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(Electronic resources)
From paper to cyberspace: Changing communication technologies and the implications for personal records archivists.
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(Electronic resources)
The mass media's construction of gender, race, sexuality and nationality: An analysis of the Danish news media's communication about visible minorities from 1971--2004.
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(Electronic resources)
From indifference to commitment: 1945--1951. America's altered perception of and policy in the First Indochina War (France, Vietnam, Truman administration).
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(Electronic resources)
The changed, the unchanged, and the implications: A historical examination of mass media in North Korea since 1945.
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(Electronic resources)
Nautical schools and the development of United States maritime professionals, 1874--1941 (New York City, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts).
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(Electronic resources)
A bigger game: Nixon, Kissinger, and the 1972 Easter Offensive (Richard M. Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Vietnam).
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(Electronic resources)
The linocut: A one-hundred-year history and redemption of a marginalized medium (With original artwork).
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(Electronic resources)
A small island nation poor in resources: Natural and human resource anxieties in trans-World War II Japan.
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(Electronic resources)
Cultural agency: UNESCO's Major Project on the Mutual Appreciation of Eastern and Western Cultural Values, 1957--1966.
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(Electronic resources)
Governance challenges and opportunities: A qualitative exploration of leadership in Cameroon.
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(Electronic resources)
Unlikely heirs: War orphans during the Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937--1945.
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(Electronic resources)
Dilemmas of China's modernization: Population problem and the strategy of sustainable development.
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(Electronic resources)
Municipal anti-socialism and the growth of the anti-socialist critique in Britain, 1873--1914.
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(Electronic resources)
Shell shock: The First World War and the modernization of psychiatry in Canada.
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(Electronic resources)
POLITICAL CONFLICT IN THE KUOMINTANG: THE CAREER OF WANG CHING-WEI TO 1932.
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(Electronic resources)
Mr. Polk's army: Politics, patronage, and the American military in the Mexican War.
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(Electronic resources)
DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNMENT EDUCATION FOR THE CHINESE IN HONG KONG, 1842-1913.
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(Electronic resources)
Writing world history: The emergence of modern global consciousness in the late eighteenth century (1760--1790).
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(Language materials, printed)
Big is modern: The making of Wuhan as a mega-city in early twentieth century China, 1889--1957.
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(Language materials, printed)
The Order of Local Things: Popular Politics and Religion in Modern Wenzhou, 1840--1940.
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(Language materials, printed)
Social gospel, social economics, and the YMCA: Sidney D. Gamble and Princeton-in-Peking.
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(Language materials, printed)
The struggle to define childhood: Resistance to the private sphere from the junior republic movement, 1894-1936.
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(Language materials, printed)
Power vs. threat: Explanations of United States balancing against the Soviet Union after 1976.
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(Electronic resources)
Building our own home: The ethnic identity of the Jews of Krakow, 1918--1939 (Poland).
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(Electronic resources)
Continuing patterns: Three dimensions of Japanese-Russian relations, 1996--2002.
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(Electronic resources)
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF TEXTBOOK ACCOUNTS OF THE ROLE OF INDIANS IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
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(Electronic resources)
Provenance and original order: The evolution of their acceptance as principles of arrangement and description.
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(Electronic resources)
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and the cafe-concert: Printmaking, publicity, and celebrity in fin-de-siecle Paris (France).
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(Electronic resources)
Aufseherinnen und andere Frauen: An investigation of female perpetrators of genocide and other crimes during the Nazi regime, 1933--1945 (Germany).
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(Electronic resources)
Medicine and the social body in France: From the individual self to social therapy in learned medical practice, 1750--1850.
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(Electronic resources)
SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT MAKERS IN LONDON DURING THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES (ENGLAND).
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(Electronic resources)
Echoes of an agonized nation: Transformations in Tibetan identity in diaspora.
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(Electronic resources)
The fall and rise of the Nationalist Chinese: The Chinese civil war from Huaihai to the Taiwan Strait, 1948-1950.
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(Electronic resources)
The Kremlin's secret soldiers: The story of Soviet military intelligence, 1918-1933.
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(Electronic resources)
The great silk exchange: Globalization of trade and technological diffusion in historical perspective.
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(Electronic resources)
A decade of catching spies: The United States Army's Counter Intelligence Corps, 1943--1953.
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(Electronic resources)
Poverty and power: Social welfare and private charity in Poitiers, France, 1820-1848.
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(Electronic resources)
Cultivating a common sense of enlightenment: Mid-nineteenth-century Parisian opera and science journalists envisage a modern nation (France).
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(Electronic resources)
Alsace to the Alsatians? Visions and divisions of Alsatian regionalism, 1890--1930 (France, Germany).
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(Electronic resources)
The overlooked majority: German women in the four zones of occupied Germany, 1945--1949, a comparative study.
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(Electronic resources)
Factory to farm, farm into factory: A case study of communist campaigns and agricultural collectivization in the German Democratic Republic.
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(Electronic resources)
The formation of Habsburg rule in Spain, 1517--1528 (Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor).
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(Electronic resources)
Coercion and dissent: The government of the Holy Roman Empire and Anabaptism, 1527--1566 (Germany).
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(Electronic resources)
The age of the supermen: Fascism, democracy and the perception of the heroic in the mass media, 1914--1945.
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(Electronic resources)
A crisis of democracy: Czechoslovakia and the rise of Sudeten German nationalism, 1918--1938.
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(Electronic resources)
The quest for uranium: The Soviet uranium mining industry in Eastern Germany, 1945--1967.
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(Electronic resources)
Linking a state to the world: Female internationalists, California, and the Pacific, 1919--1939.
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(Electronic resources)
American women's destiny, Asian women's dignity: Trans-Pacific activism of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 1886--1945.
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(Electronic resources)
CONDITIONS OF LIFE AMONG THE COTTON WORKERS OF SOUTHEASTERN LANCASHIRE DURING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (1780-1850).
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(Electronic resources)
Formations of European modernity = a historical and political sociology of Europe /
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(Electronic resources)
1493[2014年讀字節閱讀專書]: = [uncovering the new world Columbus created] /
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(Sound recordings, nonmusical performance)
Commemorating greatness: The Hockey Hall of Fame's celebration of hockey, Canada and the individual.
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(Language materials, printed)
Where people & places meet: Travel and the spatial identities of Indochina, France, and Hue in 1920s--1940s Vietnamese print.
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(Language materials, printed)
Imagining corporate culture: The industrial paternalism of William Hesketh Lever at Port Sunlight, 1888--1925.
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(Language materials, printed)
Giovanni Battista Ramusio and the history of discoveries: An analysis of Ramusio's commentary, cartography, and imagery in "Delle Navigationi et Viaggi"
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(Language materials, printed)
The insolvency of the Chinese Hong merchants, 1760-1843. (Volumes I and II).
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(Language materials, printed)
THE NEGATIVE INFLUENCE OF MAHAN ON THE PROTECTION OF SHIPPING IN WARTIME: THE CONVOY CONTROVERSY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
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(Language materials, printed)
Fluid mobility: Global maritime networks and the Dutch empire, 1918--1942.
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(Language materials, printed)
The My Lai massacre and the press: An evaluation of the press in reporting a national disgrace.
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(Language materials, printed)
Being Soviet in the Soviet Union: Categories of self-identification amongst deported Caucasian populations in Central Asia.
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(Language materials, printed)
Migrants between empires and nations: The Chinese in Cuba, 1874--1959.
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(Language materials, printed)
The bringing of wonder: The effect of European trade on the Indians of the southern backcountry, 1700-1783.
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(Language materials, printed)
Revolting labor: The making of the Balmiki community. (Volumes I and II).
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(Language materials, printed)
Cosmopolitan visions and municipal displays: Museums, markets, and the ethnographic project in Germany, 1868--1914.
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(Language materials, printed)
Producing "local" repertoire: Czech identity, pop music, and the global music industry.
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(Language materials, printed)
Horizons of memory: A global processual study of cultural memory and identity of the South Asian indentured labor diaspora in the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean.
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(Language materials, printed)
Colonial displacements: Nationalist longing and identity among early Indian intellectuals in the United States.
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(Language materials, printed)
ANSON BURLINGAME, S. WELLS WILLIAMS AND CHINA, 1861-1870: A GREAT ERA INCHINESE-AMERICAN RELATIONS.
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(Language materials, printed)
ISSACHAR JACOX ROBERTS AND AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN CHINA DURING THE TAIPING REBELLION.
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(Language materials, printed)
'The haj to utopia': Anti-colonial radicalism in the South Asian diaspora, 1905--1930.
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(Language materials, printed)
Adorning empire: A history of the early modern pearl trade, 1492--1688.
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(Language materials, printed)
Behind the line: outside supply, mass production, and the question of managerial expertise in the Model T era.
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(Language materials, printed)
"I laid my hands on a gorgeous cannibal woman": Anthropophagy in the imperial imagination, 1492--1763.
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(Language materials, printed)
Germany after the fall: Migration, gender and East-West identities.
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(Language materials, printed)
Revolution, Modernization and Nation-Building in Die&dotbelow;ˆm's Vietnam: Civic Action, 1955--1963.
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(Language materials, printed)
The politics of madness: The mental patients' liberation movement in the 1970s.
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(Language materials, printed)
Language defense, the French response to globalization: A critical analysis.
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(Language materials, printed)
Circumventing the Junta: How Burmese exiles use independent media to foster civic culture and promote democracy.
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(Language materials, printed)
A mass exodus: The refugee experience from Vietnam to Wichita, Kansas.
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(Language materials, printed)
A broker of international reconciliation: UNICEF through the Korean and Vietnam wars.
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(Language materials, printed)
"Preserving an era and a place": Memory painters of the Plains and Prairies.
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(Language materials, printed)
Imperial science and a scientific empire: Kew Gardens and the uses of nature, 1772-1903.
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(Language materials, printed)
The cartography of Alexander von Humboldt: Images of the Enlightenment in America.
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(Language materials, printed)
Pacific dreams: The Institute of Pacific Relations and the struggle for the mind of Asia.
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(Language materials, printed)
From a world of empires to a world of nation states: America at the Paris Peace Conference.
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(Language materials, printed)
Soft power in a hard country: American cultural diplomacy in Iran, 1950--1955.
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(Language materials, printed)
Writing the Kitchen Front: Food Rationing and Propaganda in British Fiction of the Second World War.
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(Language materials, printed)
Co-producing the postcolonial: U.S.-Philippine cinematic relations, 1946--1986.
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(Language materials, printed)
America's relationship with colonial Vie&dotbelow;t Nam: World War II to new world order.
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(Electronic resources)
German-American dialogues and the Modern Movement before the 'Design Migration,' 1910-1933.
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(Electronic resources)
Technik und Kultur: The German architectural discourse on iron, 1890--1918.
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(Electronic resources)
The culture of criticism: Adolf Behne and the development of modern architecture in Germany, 1910--1914.
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(Electronic resources)
Constructing the modern Utopia: Soviet architecture and urban planning, 1917-1932.
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(Electronic resources)
Gender and totalitarianism: Soviet and Nazi occupations of Latvia, 1940--1945.
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(Electronic resources)
Finding home and homeland: Jewish DP youth and Zionism in the aftermath of the Holocaust.
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(Electronic resources)
An analysis of the shifts in cultural flows between the United States and Germany, 1890--1929.
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(Electronic resources)
A history of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the role of nature in the war in Viet Nam.
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(Electronic resources)
Treaty negotiation in British Columbia, Canada: Oral history and its use as evidence in court.
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(Electronic resources)
Educating the masses: A political and social history of elementary education in Bavaria, 1800-1918.
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(Electronic resources)
Remembrance of Nasserian things past: An approach to the social and cultural history of the nineteen-fifties and nineteen-sixties in Egypt.
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(Electronic resources)
THE PORTRAYAL OF CHILDREN IN THE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF CALDECOTT, GREENAWAY, SENDAK AND HUGHES (RANDOLPH CALDECOTT, KATE GREENAWAY, MAURICE SENDAK).
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(Electronic resources)
The Chinese Eastern Railroad and the making of Russian imperial orders in the Far East.
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(Electronic resources)
Commercialized modernities: A history of city marketing and urban tourism promotion in Paris and Budapest from the nineteenth-century to the inter-war period (France, Hungary).
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(Electronic resources)
The readers of "Novyi mir," 1945--1970: Twentieth-century experience and Soviet historical consciousness.
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(Electronic resources)
Technological change, hegemonic transition and communication policy: State-MNC relations in the wireless telegraph industry, 1896--1934.
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(Electronic resources)
From medieval tutiorism to modern probabilism: "Spoils of Egypt" and the making of the Jesuit conscience from Loyola to Pascal (Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Blaise Pascal).
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(Electronic resources)
A clash of kings: De Gaulle, Kennedy, and the battle for Western Europe, 1958--1963 (Charles De Gaulle, John F. Kennedy, France, United States).
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(Electronic resources)
Between France and Germany: The formation of Belgian defense policy, 1932--1940.
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(Electronic resources)
Gender difference and the politics of political equality: Parties and the integration of British and United States women post-suffrage, 1915--1930.
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(Electronic resources)
Literature as a mechanism of social control: Literature's use during the colonization of American Indian groups.
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(Electronic resources)
POLITICS AND HIGHER EDUCATION IN CHINA: THE KUOMINTANG AND THE UNIVERSITYCOMMUNITY, 1927-1937.
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(Electronic resources)
Dance, movement, and the emergence of a modernist poetics: Balzac, Mallarme, Claudel, Valery, and Cendrars (Honore de Balzac, Stephane Mallarme, Paul Claudel, Paul Valery, Blaise Cendrars, France).
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(Electronic resources)
German from Russia immigrants' shawls brought to the United States of America: A material culture study.
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(Electronic resources)
Projections of the fatherland: Representations of Germany in the Hearst newsreels, 1929--1939 (William Randolph Hearst).
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(Electronic resources)
Neither lenient nor draconian: The evolution of French military justice during the early Third Republic.
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(Electronic resources)
Revolution, reaction, and reform: Conceptualizing the market place in France, 1848--1867.
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(Electronic resources)
A tale of two cities: Public library development in Milwaukee and Montreal.
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(Electronic resources)
Wearing propaganda: Civilian textiles on the Japanese home front, 1931--1945 with reference to Britain and the United States.
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(Electronic resources)
"Remember the ordinary, if you can": Metaphor, memory and meaning of 9/11 in the leading articles of "The Times of London".
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(Electronic resources)
Producing inventive transgressions in Belfast: A rhetorical analysis of the peacelines.
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(Electronic resources)
Voices of struggle: Japanese Peruvian postwar resettlement experience in the United States, Peru, and Japan.
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(Electronic resources)
Organizational theory, organizational culture, and the new archival appraisal.
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(Electronic resources)
Mapping the "Red Menace": British and American news maps in the early Cold War period, 1945 to 1955.
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(Electronic resources)
Alibis of empire: Social theory and the ideologies of late imperial rule (Henry Sumner Maine).
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(Electronic resources)
The devil's brethren: Origins and nature of pirate counterculture, 1600--1730.
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(Electronic resources)
Democratic abandonment: Liberalism and commitment termination in United States and British foreign policy.
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(Electronic resources)
"Good neighbors and sincere friends": United States policy toward the Soviet Union under Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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(Electronic resources)
THE UNITED STATES DIPLOMATS' RESPONSE TO RISING CHINESE NATIONALISM, 1900-1912.
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(Electronic resources)
Temples of art in cities of industry: Municipal art museums in Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester, c. 1870--1914 (England).
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(Electronic resources)
Directed decisions: Moral authority and the formation of hospital ethics committees in late twentieth century Cleveland.
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(Electronic resources)
CHINA'S OPPOSITIONS TO WESTERN RELIGION AND SCIENCE DURING LATE MING AND EARLY CH'ING.
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(Electronic resources)
The shadow of the object: Mourning and melancholia in autobiographical film and video about the Holocaust.
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(Electronic resources)
Making war expensive and peace cheap: The emergence of new liberal internationalism in Anglo-American thought, 1897--1914.
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(Electronic resources)
Politics of accommodation, practices of integration: The Daughters of Bilitis and their organizing around differences of race, class and sexuality.
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(Electronic resources)
The technology gap and the emergence of French and German industrial policy in the domain of data processing and computers, 1960--1970.
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(Electronic resources)
Reassessing women in mainstream science fiction film and television, from "When Worlds Collide" to "Alien".
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(Electronic resources)
Jessie Ackerman, 'The Original World Citizen': Temperance leader, suffrage pioneer, feminist, humanitarian.
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(Electronic resources)
Arts and life: Public and private culture in Chinese art periodicals, 1912-1937.
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(Electronic resources)
Opera, society and politics: Chinese intellectuals and popular culture, 1901-1937.
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(Electronic resources)
China market: Between myth and reality. United States-China economic entanglements during China's age of reform.
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(Electronic resources)
Mme. Chiang Kai-shek and her two worlds: 1908--1949 (China, United States, Mayling Soong).
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(Electronic resources)
An analysis of the People's Liberation Army: 1953-present (China, political policy).
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(Electronic resources)
The Sino-American friendship as tradition and challenge: Dr. Ailie Gale in China, 1908-1950.
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(Electronic resources)
Politics of passion: The trial of Shi Jianqiao and the rise of public sympathy in nineteen-thirties China.
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(Electronic resources)
The challenge of otherness: Self, values and modernity in Russian philosophical thought, 1900--1917.
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(Electronic resources)
Soundings in Atlantic history : = latent structures and intellectual currents, 1500-1830 /
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(Language materials, printed)
The Origins of the modern world : = a global and ecological narrative from the fifteenth to the twenty-first century /
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(Language materials, printed)
RUSSIAN (GREEK ORTHODOX) MISSIONARIES IN CHINA, 1689-1917: THEIR CULTURAL, POLITICAL, AND ECONOMIC ROLE.
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(Electronic resources)
"Discoveries are not to be called conquests": Narrative, empire, and the ambiguity of conquest in Spain's American empire.
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(Language materials, printed)
Women's movements, the state, and the struggle for abortion rights: Comparing Spain and Portugal in times of democratic expansion (1974--1988).
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(Language materials, printed)
Liberalism and the origins of the social: Women, poverty, and the political meanings of philanthropy in nineteenth-century Spain (Madrid 1834--1843).
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Feedback: An examination of technology, signal and noise in news production.
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Realism in pain: Literary and social constructions of Victorian pain in the age of anaesthesia, 1846--1870.
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Commercial enterprise and Luso-Brazilian society during the Brazilian gold rush: The mercantile house of Francisco Pinheiro and the Lisbon to Brazil trade, 1695-1750.
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Into the wind: The Kennedy Administration and the use of herbicides in South Vietnam.
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Cold War Monks: An International History of Buddhism, Politics and Regionalism in Thailand and Southeast Asia, 1941--1976.
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Wartime Atrocities and the Politics of Treason in the Ruins of the Japanese Empire, 1937--1953.
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Violence, political legitimacy, and military masculinity during the decolonization of French Vietnam, 1944--1954.
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The Groundscraper: Candilis-Josic-Woods' Free University Building, Berlin 1963-1973.
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Canoes and canvas: The social and spatial politics of sport/leisure in late nineteenth-century North America.
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Formation of a borderland culture: Myths and realities of Cossack-Kazakh relations in Northern Kazakhstan in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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Revisiting Eric Nordlinger: The dynamics of Russian civil-military relations in the twentieth century.
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Beyond hegemony (but well short of multipolarity): A U.S. military posture for forward presence, crisis response, and a "1/2 war".
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Envisioning a progressive city: Hogg family philanthropy and the urban ideal in Houston, Texas, 1910--1975.
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Legal revolutions and evolutions: Law, chiefs, and colonial order in Cameroon, 1914-1955.
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Malaya's Indian Tamil labor diaspora: Colonial subversion of their quest for agency and modernity (1945--1948).
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Global connections : = politics, exchange, and social life in world history /
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Many possible worlds = an interdisciplinary history of the world economy since 1800 /
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From counterinsurgency to stability and support operations: The evolution of United States military doctrine for foreign internal conflict, 1961--1996.
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Information wars: The government, the military, the media and the people, 1941--1991.
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The organization man at war: Promotion policies and military leadership, 1929--1992.
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THE INTERCULTURAL COMPONENT IN INTERPRETER AND TRANSLATOR TRAINING; A HISTORICAL SURVEY (NURENBERG, LEAGUE OF NATIONS, UNITED NATIONS, LANGUAGE SERVICES).
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Historical sociolinguistics: Nominalizing suffixation and lexical choice in Spanish.
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Law and modern state-building in early republican China: The Supreme Court of Peking (1911--1926).
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Structural explanation of alliance: United States-China relations, 1949--1972.
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Learning and corporate strategy: The dynamic evolution of the North American pulp and paper industry, 1860--1960.
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American game, American mirror: Baseball, beer, the media and American culture, 1933--1954.
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Jewish cultural celebrations and competitions in Mandatory Palestine, 1920--1947: Body, beauty, and the search for authenticity.
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The World Trade System beyond 50: A historical analysis and proposals for reform. Revitalizing Cordell Hull's founding vision.
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War and peace, environment and society: Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, and the Second World War, 1940--1955.
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Shortwave broadcasting in a new world order: An historical examination of the influences of satellite radio and Internet radio on shortwave broadcasting since the end of the Cold War.
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The Hispanic image reflected in post-war Texas films: From Jennifer Jones to Jennifer Lopez.
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Early educational reform in north Germany: Its effects on post-Reformation German intellectuals.
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An historical investigation of school and community-based gay liberation youth groups, New York City, 1969--1975: "An army of lovers cannot fail".
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The OSCE Minsk Group's negotiations in Nagorno-Karabakh conflict (Armenia, Azerbaijan).
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Wilson vs. Clemenceau: United States-French conflict at the Versailles Peace Conference, 1918--1919 (Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau).
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The interpretation factor: Overcoming the language barrier at the trial of the major war criminals before the international military tribunal at Nuremberg.
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GREAT BRITAIN, HONG KONG, AND CANTON: THE CANTON - HONG KONG STRIKE AND BOYCOTT OF 1925-1926.
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Through the looking glass: Engagements with history and the decorative arts in Britain, 1870--1910.
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The Wilsonian moment: Self determination and the international origins of anticolonial nationalism, 1917--1920 (Woodrow Wilson, Egypt, India, China, Korea).
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Houses and settlements: Returned overseas Chinese architecture in Xiamen, 1890s--1930s.
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Uyghur neighborhoods and nationalisms in the former Sino-Soviet borderland: An historical ethnography of a stateless nation on the margins of modernity.
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Does peace cause democracy? Effects of inter-state relations on the development of governments.
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Jewish nationalism in twentieth-century art music (Ernest Bloch, Arnold Schoenberg).
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Modernity and its discontents: Cultural debates in interwar France (Le Corbusier, Louis Aragon, Andre Gide, Andre Breton).
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The jewel of the German past: Historical preservation, tourism, and national identity in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany.
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Politics, law, and miscarriages of justice: The criminal defense lawyer Max Hirschberg in the Weimar Republic (Germany).
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Making the invisible visible: Women in the history of psychology textbooks.
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ROBERT CHAMBERS'S VISION OF SCIENCE: THE DIFFUSION OF SCIENTIFIC IDEAS TO THE GENERAL READER IN EARLY-VICTORIAN BRITAIN.
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Constructing Valparaiso: Infrastructure and the politics of progress in Chile's port, 1842--1918.
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Creating new order in the knowledge economy: The curious journey of copyright in China, 1868--1937.
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The women's history movement in the United States: Professional and political roots of the field, 1922-1987.
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Transgressing the Boundaries of the Nation: Decolonization, Migration, and Identity in France/India, 1910--1972.
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An era of change: Mid-twentieth century architectural education and the University of Oregon, School of Architecture and Allied Arts.
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The promise of tradition: Music, modernity and mass society in Weimar Germany.
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Cannibalism in a cultural context: Cartographic imagery and iconography of the New World indigenous peoples during the Age of Discovery.
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Excavating the nation: Archaeology and control of the past and present in Republican Sichuan.
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Internalizing the West: Qing Envoys and Ministers in Europe, 1866-1893.
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"Since Time Immemorial": China's Historical Claim in the South China Sea.
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Playing the crisis: Video games and the mobilization of anxiety and desire.
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The Relationship of Transportation Technology to Women's Expanded Independence: The Case of the Bicycle and Subway in New York City, 1890 to World War I.
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Understanding the My Lai Massacre: An Analysis of Distant and Immediate Causes.
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Naming the Artist, Composing the Philippines: Listening for the Nation in the National Artist Award.
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The Commonality of Enemies: Carlism and anarchism in modern Spain, 1868-1937.
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NATO's crisis years: The end of the Atlantic mystique and the making of "Pax Atlantica":1955-1968.
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Historic documents of 2011 : = includes cumulative index, 2007-2011 /
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Formations of European modernity = a historical and political sociology of Europe /
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The rise and fall of the great powers : = economic change and military conflict from 1500 to 2000 /
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Magic and witchery in the modern West = celebrating the twentieth anniversary of 'The triumph of the moon' /
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Countervailing powers = bthe political economy of market, before and after Adam Smith /
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(Electronic resources)
The rise and fall of the great powers : = economic change and military conflict from 1500 to 2000 /
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Modernism on trial: An analysis of historic preservation debates in Chicago.
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Boundary-Crossing Girls and Imaginary Worlds: Gender, Childhood, and the Cinematic Spaces of Modernity.
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THE CULTURAL COLD WAR: IMMIGRANTS AND THE QUEST FOR CULTURAL MONISM 1890-1917.
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The United Nations Global Compact's human rights principles: An analysis.
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Nation-Empire: Rural Youth Mobilization in Japan, Taiwan, and Korea 1895-1945.
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An analysis of presidential campaigns of sitting and former vice presidents: So close and yet so far.
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