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Competing Narratives on Economic Warfare: The Unlikely Origin of Archibald Bell's Unwanted History of the Blockade of Germany by Seligmann, Matthew S.

“…This article examines the controversies surrounding the waging of economic warfare against Germany in the First World War. It argues that two competing…”
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Fascist Cultural Diplomacy and Italian Foreign Policy in Norway from the 1930s until the Second World War by Miscali, Monica

“…This article aims to highlight the diplomatic relations between Italy and Norway during the fascist period, until the regime collapsed at the end of the Second…”
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Business, Politics, and Patriotism: Relationships Between Antonio López de Santa Anna and Foreign Nationals in Mexico, 1829-1847 by Farías, Julio C., Miklian, Jason

“…Antonio López de Santa Anna is one of the most well-known yet misunderstood figures in North American history. His periods of rule in the mid-nineteenth…”
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Capitalism, Sovereignty, and Planning in Hugh Dalton's Interwar International Thought by Kaderbhai, Nick

“…This article analyses the international thought of Hugh Dalton during the interwar period. Perhaps best known as Clement Attlee's first Chancellor of the…”
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Civilization, Democratization, Containment: Strategies of Re-Education in Imperial Settings and Beyond by Aresin, Jana, Gerund, Katharina

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'Re-education': The Imperial Pre-History and Afterlives of a Pedagogical Conceit by Carruthers, Susan L.

“…In the aftermath of World War II, the terms 're-education' and 'rehabilitation' were ubiquitous. Often employed almost interchangeably, these nouns named the…”
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Germany, Blockade and Strategic Raw Materials in the Era of the Two World Wars by Scherner, Jonas

“…The concrete lessons that the Nazi regime drew from the Allied sea blockade of the First World War have only been studied in fragments. Our knowledge of the…”
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Blockade by other Means or How to Deal with Neutrals? Britain and its Experience of the Second Boer War by Frei, Gabriela A.

“…The Second Boer War (1899-1902) not only marked a peak in British imperial politics, but also foreshadowed the Allies' blockade policies of the First and…”
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A Forgotten Front? The Mediterranean Blockade in the First World War by Jones, Heather

“…This article examines the First World War Allied blockade of the Mediterranean, a maritime blockade initiated by Britain and France, later assisted from 1915…”
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Neutral Protectors. The Comité Hispano-Néerlandais and the Fight for Belgium, 1917-1918 by Kruizinga, Samuël

“…During the First World War, Allies, Central Powers and neutrals collaborated to keep a keyhole in their respective blockades open to allow food and other…”
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Canadian Nickel for Nazi Germany - How Government-Business Relationships Affected British Blockade Strategies in the 1930s by Renner, Simon

“…This article presents a case study of the Canadian-based International Nickel Company (INCO) and its efforts to develop the German market in the 1930s,…”
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The Blockade and the Making of Modern Food Aid in the Era of the Two World Wars by Piller, Elisabeth

“…Today, when we hear of besieged cities like Mariupol in Ukraine or Aleppo in Syria, we expect that 'humanitarian corridors' will be opened to bring food and…”
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Manos Unidas : Humanitarianism, Catholic Third Worldism, and Metropolitan Cultures of Decolonization in Spain, c. 1960-1980 by Brydan, David

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Realpolitik in Global Governance: Understanding the Competing Realist and Cosmopolitan Narratives of the Nineteenth Century Era of International Law by Mawar, Deepak

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“The Idea of Sports is Pure and Noble”: Internationalism, Zionism and the Formation of a Global Universal Language by Idels, Ofer

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The Home as a Space of Re-Education: Imperialism, Military Occupation, and Housekeeping Manuals by de Matos, Christine

“…While much is known about the imperial home and its place in the colonial hierarchy and 'civilizing project', less is understood about the occupation household…”
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The Self-Rehabilitation of Homeless Children, Reeducation Programs in the Transwar Transpacific, and the Emergence of Post-Colonial Imperialism by Jung, Ji Hee

“…The U.S. reeducation program in post-war Japan is usually considered as a quintessential example of liberal democratic pedagogy. This article instead situates…”
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Law, Peace and Status: Brazil’s Call for Sovereign Equality During the Second Hague Peace Conference of 1907 by Janssen, Lars

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Interactions and Interferences of Italian and German Nationalist Regimes in Asia during the Interwar Period (1928–1937) by Coco, Orazio

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Between Disinterest and Enthusiasm? Promotion of the Atlantic Cause in Norway in the 1950s by Danielsen, Helge

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