The History of North East Shipbuilding (Hardcover, 1)

Preface Introduction 1. The early years (up to 1838) 2. Growing strong (1839?1863) 3. The years of power (1864?1889) 4. On top of the world (1890?1916) 5. The first sign of trouble (1917?1929) 6. Terrible times (1930?1939) 7. The post-war challenge (1940?1967) Appendices?The Figures

The Age of Exuberance 1550–1700 (Hardcover, 1)

General editor’s preface Preface 1. Britain in 1550: the land its people 2. The rural landscape of Britain 3. Rural change 4. Mines and mills, forges and furnaces 5. Building 6. Towns 7. The moral landscape 8. Landscapes of the mind 9. Communication 10. Britain in 1700

Transnational Encounters in Early Modern English Fiction: Novel Beginnings (Hardcover)

Titanic Law and Policy: The Wreck's Role in Changing International Maritime Safety and Salvage Law (Paperback)

Feminist Health Activism in Italy Since the 1970s: The Ambivalent Legacies of Institutionalization (Hardcover)

1. Introduction? 2.?Institutionalization as a legacy: Between continuity and change? 3.?From self-management to institutionalization (1970s-1980s)? 4.?The making and unmaking of an institution: Health centers in neoliberal times? 5.?Defending and reappropriating health centers? 6.?The re-emergence of self-managed health centers? 7.?Conclusions

Ireland's Histories: Aspects of State, Society and Ideology (Hardcover)

Preface 1. Introduction: perspectives on Irish history and social studies 2. Nationalist historiography and the decline of the Irish economy: George O’Brien revisited 3. A Saorstat is born: how the Irish Free State came into being 4. Labour in the post-independence Irish state: an overview 5. The Irish Constitution of 1937 6. Industrial development and the unmaking of the Irish working class 7. The Protestant working class and the state in Northern Ireland since 1930: a problematic relationship 8. Tearing the house down: religion and employment in the Northern Ireland Housing Executive 9. The women’s movement in the north of Ireland: twenty years on 10. The demolition squad: Bew, Gibbon and Patterson on the Northern Ireland state 11. The jerrybuilders: ?Bew, Gibbon and Patterson ? the Protestant working class and the Northern Ireland state 12. Patrick MacGill: the making of a writer 13. Bringing the margins into the centre: a review of aspects of Irish women’s emigration 14. Missing the boat: the Labour party and the Irish question

The Contest for Ukraine in 1920: Wars in the Borderlands (Hardcover)

Chapter One: Context (700-1919) Chapter Two: The Red Army Advances (December 1919-February 1920)?Chapter Three: Soviet-Polish War (January-May 1920)?Chapter Four: War on Two Fronts (May-June 1920)?Chapter Five: War of the Worlds (July-August 1920)?Chapter Six: The Red Army Retreats (August-October 1920)?Chapter Seven: Final Battles (September-December 1920)

Historical Studies, VII: Papers Read Before the Irish Conference of Historians (Hardcover)

1. The interpretation of twelfth-century Irish history 2. The reign of William the Lion, king of Scotland 3. Anglo-Irish Monetary Policies, 1172?1637 4. Irish M.P.s at Westminster in the early nineteenth century 5. Social legislation in Britain and the United States in the early twentieth century: a problem in the history of ideas 6. Pius XII and Nazi Germany in historical perspective

The Greek War of Independence: Comparative and Transhistorical Perspectives (Hardcover)

Introduction

Chapter 1

The Greek Revolution in Comparative Perspective

Mark R. Beissinger

Chapter 2

1789 and 1821: The French and Greek Revolutions

Patrice Higonnet

Chapter 3

1821 and the Philosophy of History

Costas Douzinas

Chapter 4

The Greek Revolution of 1821 in its Ottoman Context

Leonidas Moiras

Chapter 5

The Greek War of Independence: A Global Milestone in the Struggle for Freedom

Constantine Arvanitopoulos and Harry Papasotiriou

Chapter 6

Towards a Reappraisal of Philhellenism: The Case of Late 17th-Early 18th-Century Germany

Panagiotis Roilos

Chapter 7

Great Power Intervention and the Independence of Greece: The Theory and Diplomacy of National Liberation

Alan Henrikson

Chapter 8

The Unfulfilled Promise: Republican Potential and Power Politics in the 1820s

Kostas A. Lavdas

Chapter 9

Alexandros Mavrokordatos (1791-1865): Founder of Greek Constitutionalism

Nicos C. Alivizatos

Chapter 10

Out of Russia’s Shadow: Alexandros Mavrokordatos and the Geopolitical Shift of Greek Independence

Aristides N. Hatzis

Chapter 11

The Rebellious Greeks’ Vision of a Democratic and Liberal State: The “Constitutions of the Revolution”

Spyros Vlachopoulos

Chapter 12

Reflections on the Greek War of Independence

Kostas Kostis

Chapter 13

‘Timely Revolutions’: Greece and the Great Powers, from 1821 to the Pax Americana

Konstantina E. Botsiou

Chapter 14

The State and the Economy of Modern Greece: Key Drivers from 1821 to the Present

George Alogoskoufis

Chapter 15

C...


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A History of Poland (Hardcover, 1)

Part 1: The Formation of the State and of the Nation 1. Early Origins 2. The First Kings 3. The Disintegration of the Kingdom 4. The German Colonization and the Mongol Invasion 5. The Reconstruction of the Kingdom 6. Casimir The Great Part 2: The Centuries of Poland’s Greatness 7. Jadwiga of Anjou 8. Grunwald and Horodlo 9. Varna and Danzig 10. The Zenith of a Dynasty 11. The Epoch of the First Congress of Vienna 12. The Union of Lublin Part 3: The Experiment of the Royal Republic 13. John Zamoyski 14. The Last Great Designs 15. The Deluge 16. John Sobieski 17. The Decay 18. The Regeneration 19. The Partitions Part 4: The Ordeal 20. Napoleonic Poland 21. Romantic Poland: The Insurrections 22. Romantic Poland: Her Poets 23. Organic Work 24. Waiting for Freedom Part 5: New Poland’s Tragedy 25. Resurrection 26. Reconstruction 27. Destruction 28. Ten Years of Trial 29. The Rise and Fall of Gomulka 30. Poland Under Gierek: The Failure of Consumer Communism 31. From Kania to Jaruzelski.

Witnesses : Life in Occupied Krakow (Hardcover)

1.The Beginning of the Road 2. On the Krakow-Tarnow-Lwow Line 3. We Bore Witness 4. Some of Our Clients 5. Fugitives from the Janowski Camp 6. Council for Jewish Aid (‘?egota’) in Krakow: First Steps 7. I Did Not Keep a Diary…Scraps of Memories 8. New Contacts ? New Methods 9. Parting 10. Janka’s Wanderings, Wanda and Jadwiga 11. The Refugee From Auschwitz 12. The Story of a Cellar 13. Contacts with Warsaw 14. For Whom the Bells of Victory Tolled.

The Mechanics of Death: Architectures of Extermination in the Nazi State (Paperback)

Presentation.? Preamble.? Proem??Part 1: Savage Overture??1. A Plan in Three Words: Ostsiedlung, Volksdeutsche y Lebensraum? 2. Generalplan Ost? 3. Repopulation??Part 2: Blood-Stained Prelude??4. The Summer of 1941? 5. Pogroms? 6. Crying Ditches? 7. Insights into a Rationale of Death??Part 3: A Dance of Death in Four Steps??8. A Dance of Death in Four Steps? 9. Universe KL? 10. Displacement? 11. Concentration? 12. Transport??Part 4: Extermination??13. Extermination? 14. Arrivals? 15. Into the Crematorium? 16. Different Expressions of Death??Part 5: Coda Post Mortem??17. Dispossessing the Dead? 18. Cremation and Disposal??Part 6: Numbers??19. Numbers

The Mechanics of Death: Architectures of Extermination in the Nazi State (Hardcover)

Presentation.? Preamble.? Proem??Part 1: Savage Overture??1. A Plan in Three Words: Ostsiedlung, Volksdeutsche y Lebensraum? 2. Generalplan Ost? 3. Repopulation??Part 2: Blood-Stained Prelude??4. The Summer of 1941? 5. Pogroms? 6. Crying Ditches? 7. Insights into a Rationale of Death??Part 3: A Dance of Death in Four Steps??8. A Dance of Death in Four Steps? 9. Universe KL? 10. Displacement? 11. Concentration? 12. Transport??Part 4: Extermination??13. Extermination? 14. Arrivals? 15. Into the Crematorium? 16. Different Expressions of Death??Part 5: Coda Post Mortem??17. Dispossessing the Dead? 18. Cremation and Disposal??Part 6: Numbers??19. Numbers

Khartoum, 1884-1885 : The Failed Mission of Charles Gordon and the Nile Relief Expedition (Hardcover)

Introduction

Chapter 1

Gordon’s Successor and the Mahdi’s Revolution

Chapter 2

The Spread of the Mahdist Revolution

Chapter 3

The Hicks Expedition

Chapter 4

The Mission

Chapter 5

Meetings at Cairo?

Chapter 6

Khartoum, November 1883 - February 1884

Chapter 7

Siege of Khartoum

Chapter 8

Abandon or Not

Chapter 9

Fall of Berber

Chapter 10

Desperation and Hope

Chapter 11

Help and Disaster

Chapter 12

The Mahdi’s and the Expedition’s advance to Khartoum

Chapter 13

Death and Destruction

Conclusion

Bibliography

Colonial Intellectual Property : The Case of Congo (Hardcover)

Introduction

Chapter 1

Patents during and after the rubber regime: The beginnings of intellectual property in colonial Congo (1880s-1940s)

Chapter 2

Made in Congo? Trademarks and geographical indications in colonial Congo (1880s-1940s)

Chapter 3

Crafts, customs, and commons in the Congo during the interwar period (1910s-1940s)

Chapter 4

Copyright and music during the last decade of colonial Congo (1948 to the 1960s)

Chapter 5

Toward the postcolony (1960s to the 1970s)

Conclusion

Religion and Nation in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the Post-Soviet West, Revisited: From Early Times to Today (Hardcover)

Chapter 1

Religion, Nation, & Rulership: Collective identity and legitimation (An introduction)

Sabrina P. Ramet

Chapter 2

The Polish Catholic Nation: Variations on a Theme

Robert E. Alvis

Chapter 3

Czechia and Slovakia: From Nationalized Christianity to Religious Nationalism

Juraj Maru?iak and Noro Kmet’

Chapter 4

Quo Vadis, Hungary? The Crown of the Nation and Religion

Laszlo Kurti

Chapter 5

In the Shadow of the Altar:? Religion, Nation, and the Church in Slovene History

Darja Kerec and Bo?o Repe

Chapter 6

Between Faith and Nation: Representations of the Catholic Church in Croatian Scholarly Discourse

Mirela Kre?i?, Frane Stani?i?, and Sini?a Zrin??ak

Chapter 7

The Serbian & Montenegrin Orthodox Churches:? Traumatic nationalism vs. defensive nationalism

Sabrina P. Ramet and Chris Jackson

Chapter 8

Religion and Nation in Bosnia-Hercegovina

Marko Hoare

Chapter 9

Schism, Autocephaly, Symphonia: The Orthodox Church in North Macedonia

Aleksander Zdravkovski?

Chapter 10

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church as a National Identity Marker:
Genesis and Evolution

Daniela Kalkandjieva

Chapter 11

The Role and Status of the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia’s National Identity as an Imperialistic Power

Jerry Pankhurst? and Alar Kilp

Chapter 12

Belarus: Religion and Nation in a Contested Borderland

Paul Hansbury

Chapter 13

Religion and Nation in Ukraine since 1596

Kathryn David

Chapter 14

Religion and Nation in the Baltic Republics since the 15th Century

Alar Kilp

Conclusion

Rel...


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The Euro-Russian Entente : Brussels and Moscow between Convergence and Divergence (1985–1999) (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part 1: The Political-Diplomatic Dimension: Eastern Insights??1. From Soviet Foreign Policy to Russian Foreign Policy: Conceptual Foundations and Ideas??2. The ‘Common European Home’ as Part of Gorbachev’s New Political Thinking in Foreign Policy and Its Relevance to Represent a New Diplomatic Architecture in Europe? 3. Overcoming Mutual Fears: The Novelty and Weakness of the European Perestroika Policy? 4. Russia’s Alternative Voices of the Early 1990s: Missed Opportunities for a New Multilateral Security Order in Europe and Eurasia? 5. Continuities and Discontinuities in the Kremlin's Policy towards the European Community/European Union??Part 2: The Political-Diplomatic Dimension: Western Insights??6. The European Community and Gorbachev (1985?1991): Change of Tune, Promises and Substance? 7. From the Atlantic to the Urals: Gorbachev’s Europe and Delors’ Europe? 8. The European Parliament, Perestroika and the Collapse of the Soviet Union (1985?1991)? 9. Anglo-American Relations and Gorbachev’s Perestroika: a Path of Convergence or Divergence? (1985?1990)? 10. The Quest for a Strategic Partnership: The EU’s Policy towards Russia and the Limits of Cooperation in the Short 1990s??Part 3: The Economic Dimension??11. Eastern European Debates on the Future of Europe from Gorbachev to Yeltsin: Roads Not Taken? 12. Economists Assessing Russia’s Political Transition (1990-1998)? 13. A Brief Survey of Italian Economic Studies on the Collapse of the USSR??Part 4: The Military and Technological Dimension??14. From Euromissiles to CSDP: The EU’s Strategic Relations with Russia and the US from Brezhnev and Reagan to Putin and Trump? 15. Between Doubts and Enthusiasm: ESA-USSR Scientific Cooperation during Perestroika? 16. Arctic Cooperation between USSR/Russia and Northern European Countries in the Late 1980s-Early 1990s: The End of the Cold War and the Beginning of the Great Opportunities Era?? 17. Challenges and Opport...


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Maintaining Neutrality in Modern Europe: A Military History of the Age of Total War (Hardcover)

Contents

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Chapter 1 ? Baudet, Kruizinga, de Jong - Between Coward Angels and Mona Lisa’s Smile

Chapter 2 ? Jonas - Neutrality and Small-State Security in the German Confederation: Frankfurt and the Politics of Germany and Europe, 1815-1866

Chapter 3 ? De Schaepdrijver ? “Discussing” Neutrality in a Silenced Polity: Occupied Belgium, 1914-1918

Chapter 4 ? Moeyes - “Do not speak to the man at the wheel.” The Dutch Demobilization Debate of 1914?1916.

Chapter 5 ? Tames - Fear and anxiety in the neutral Netherlands during the First World War

Chapter 6 ? Klinkert - “Kindly Hosts": Children, Prisoners of War, and the Politics of Dutch Neutrality, 1914?1918.

Chapter 7 ? Olsansky - "With the enemy of the aggressor", Neutrality and the Swiss Army Command during the Era of the World Wars

Chapter 8 ? Amersfoort - The End of Neutrality, The Netherlands armed forces and preparations for allied warfare against Germany, 1919-1940

Chapter 9 ? Wylie - Grasping at thin air. Neutrality and the defence of Swiss air space during the 2nd world war

Chapter 10 ? Figiaconi - Two Sides of the Same Coin? Bridging the Conceptual Divide Between Hedging and Neutrality Literatures`

The Dissolution of Communist Power : The Case of Hungary (Hardcover)

1.Introduction 2. Michel Foucault and the Study of Power 3. The activity of District Party Committees 4. What is ‘Politics’? 5. The Background and Value System of Party Workers 6. The Tasks of Political Instructors 7. The Specificities of the Instructor’s Work 8. A Governmental Technology Resurrected by the Party: The Early Modern ‘Police’ 9. Conclusion: The Success of a Failure.

The Cyprus Conflict : Diplomacy as Dissent, 1954–1974 (Hardcover)

Foreword

Acknowledgements

Introduction: ‘An evolutionary path, with self-government as a first step’

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PART ONE ? SETTING THE STAGE

Chapter 1 ? Greek-Turkish relations
1.1 Turkish revisionism
1.2 Greek communities of Turkey
1.3 Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople

Chapter 2 ? Smoke signals
2.1 The British factor
2.2 General Consulate of Nicosia
2.3 Return of the Ethnarch

Chapter 3 ? Foundering
3.1 A new Governor
3.2 The ascendant Turkish factor

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PART TWO ? FROM INDEPENDENCE TO PARTITION

Chapter 4 ? The ‘ill-fated’ thirteen points
4.1 ‘Salvaging the shipwreck’
4.2 Collapse of the Zurich constitutional order
4.3 Turkish Cypriot enclaves

Chapter 5 ? The dissenting pragmatists
5.1 Diplomatic tensions
5.2 Quest for settlement
5.3 The Turkish invasion

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PART THREE ? FACETS OF GREECE’S CYPRUS POLICY

Chapter 6 ? A bifurcated strategy
6.1 The dual-track policy
6.2 Cold War ideologies
6.3 Relapse

Chapter 7 ? Deligiannism and judicious adaptations
7.1 The case of Seferiades
7.2 Battlefront mentality
7.3 Institutional counterpoints

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Conclusion: Diplomacy as dissent

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Appendices
I. ‘The Cyprus issue and Turkey’ (1958) [V. Mostras]
II. ‘Enlightening the British about the Cyprus issue’ (1956) [V. Mostras]
III. ‘National defiance’ (1976) [A.S. Vlachos]

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Bibliography

Index

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Ornament and Class : Modern Architecture and the Rise of the Bourgeoisie (Paperback)

1. Introduction: Ornament and Class? 2. The Limits of Bourgeois Architecture? 3. H?tel Guilbert and the Bourgeois Stylistic Regime? 4. Work and Romantic Labor? 5. Architecture for the Laboring Classes? 6. The Polemic of Ornament? 7. Architecture as Global Ornament? 8. Architectural History as Bourgeois History

Scottish Loyalism in the British Atlantic World (Paperback, 1)

Preface  Introduction: Scottish loyalism in the British Atlantic world  1. “All grand tories”: Loyalism in the trans-Appalachian west during the revolutionary war  2. “Without the smallest recompense”: Scottish loyalist women in revolutionary North Carolina  3. The law of loyalism: The Campbell family, the Court of Session, and the price of loyalty in the Revolutionary Atlantic World  4. Inculcating loyalty in the Highlands and beyond, c.1745?1784  5. The Glengarry Cairn and Highland loyalism in the British Atlantic world  6. Loyalism, legitimism, and the neo-Jacobite challenge to the Anglo-Scottish Union  Conclusion ? The loud silence: Scottish loyalism in the British Atlantic world

Nordic Neoliberalisms : Perspectives on Economic, Social and Cultural Change in the Nordics after 1970 (Paperback)

Introduction: Nordic Neoliberalisms: Perspectives on Economic, Social and Cultural Change in the Nordics after 1970??Part 1: Historical Precedents??1. Nordic Neoliberals in Intellectual History??2. From NIEO-liberalism to Neoliberalism: Denmark, Sweden, and the Changing Role of Development Finance??3. Rights against the welfare state:?Timbro?and the neoliberal mobilisation of legalist constitutionalism in Sweden, 1980?2000??4. Wage Earners, Taxpayers, or Every Man Capitalists? The Making of a Mutual Fund Culture in Sweden? 5. Capital Interest: Privatization in Sweden??Part 2: Social Science??6. Interrogating Nordic Neoliberalism: Industrial Relations Change in Nordic Countries??7. Economic Inequality in the Nordics in Times of Neoliberalism??8. Scandinavian Family-State Relations in Neoliberal Times: The Politics of Parenthood in Scandinavia 1970s to 1990s??9. The Fictitious Commodification of Nordic Social Democratic Capital: Three Hypotheses??10. Neoliberalisation and Financialisation: Icelandic exceptionalism - Booms, Busts and Neoliberal Continuity??11. The Norwegian Derisking State: Residual Neoliberalism in the Green Transition

Women, Gender, and Technosciences, 1900–2020 : A Beard to Govern (Paperback)

Part 1: Perspectives on Gender and the Government of the Technosciences

1. To “Make a fuss”. Gender and Governance in the Historiography of Science and Technology

Donald L. Opitz and Brigitte Van Tiggelen

2. Construction of the Global Surveys of Physicists and Scientists (1999-2020): Gender and Leadership

Rachel Ivie, Irvy M.A. Gledhill and Silvina Ponce Dawson

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Part 2: ?Gender and Technoscientific Policies

3. Women, Science, and Empowerment: The International Federation of University Women (1920s-1930s)

Anna Cabanel

4. Abortions, Eugenics, and Artificial Reproduction in the Soviet Union, 1920-1936

Alexei Kojevnikov and Kirill Rossiianov

5. Governing Psychiatry: The Importance of Networks for Brazilian Women Psychiatrists 1941 ? 1970

Valentine Mercier and Ygor Martins

6. Women in Soviet Meteorology and Climatology: Governing Blindness towards Gender, 1919-1991

Katja Doose

7. “One woman started it all”. Gendered Approaches to Governance of Knowledge in Postwar Greece

Loukas Freris and Maria Rentetzi

8. “She was only a post-doc”: Governing Science by Lab Directors and the Vanishing Credit of Women in the Discovery of RNA Splicing

Pnina Geraldine Abir-Am

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Part 3: Individual Paths in Governing the Technosciences

9. When the ‘Lady of Washington’ Explored Men’s Work: Industrial Medicine, Labour and Gender in Early Twentieth-Century America

Judith Rainhorn

10. Feminism behind Science in the United States: Women’s Governance and Leadership in Reproductive Sciences

Angeline Durand-Vallot

11. Women with Transmitters: Female Engineers and the Gendering of Technology in the Soviet Union

Ekaterina Rybkina

Lecturing Women in British Fiction, Periodicals and Public Orality, 1870–1910 : The First Speech (Paperback)

Introduction: Women in Cultures of Public Speech and Mass Print;?1. Archaeology of Voices: Women Audiences and Speakers at London Lecture Venues;?2. Periodical Education: Lecture-Going and Social Causeries in London Penny Weeklies;?3. Romance and Sensation:Spicing up the Lecture Circuit in Penny Weekly Fiction;?4. Serial Spectacle:?Getting Used to Women Lecturers in Penny Weekly Fiction;?5. Collective Vocality:?Mass Print and Speech in Anti-Feminist, New Woman and Suffrage Writing;?6. First Speech: Training Women Speakers in Suffrage Writing, Rhetorical Manuals and? Feminist Weeklies;?Coda: Transmediation ? ‘Speech or Silence’;?Appendix;?Index