The two worlds of nineteenth century international relations : the bifurcated century /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : the two worlds of nineteenth century international relations / Daniel M. Green
- Missionaries and the civilising mission in British colonialism / Dr. Andrea Paras
- Republican privateering : local networks and political order in the western Atlantic / Jeppe Mulich
- Limits of cooperation : the German confederation and Austro-Prussian rivalry after 1815 / Tobias Lemke
- Rejecting Westphalia : maintaining the sinocentric system, to the end / David Banks
- "Ordering Europe : the legalized hegemony of the concert of Europe" / George Lawson
- Industrialization and competitive globalization after 1873 : International thought and the problem of resources / Lucian M. Ashworth
- Between European concert and global status : the evolution of the institution of great powers, 1860s to 1910s / Thomas Müller
- Reordering East Asian international relations after 1860 / Seo-Hyun Park
- "An evil of ancient date" : piracy and the two Pax Britannicas in 19th Southeast Asia / Mark Shirk
- Conclusions : The value of our new historical narrative / Daniel M. Green.