The Invention of International Bureaucracy

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Out now: The League of Nations – Perspectives from the Present

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Karen Gram-Skjoldager (Associate Professor - Aarhus University) and Haakon A. Ikonomou (Associate Professor - University of Copenhagen)

Historical Women Take the Streets of Geneva: Restoring the Legacy of International Organizations’ Working Bees

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Pamela Ohene-Nyako, Laure Piguet, Myriam Piguet, PhD Fellows in History, University of Geneva

Naturism, the Permanent Mandates Commission, and the denial of the violent nature of colonialism

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Florian Wagner (Assistant Professor - Universität Erfurt)

Israel Zangwill on Nationality and “The League of Damnations”

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Laura Almagor (LSE Teaching Fellow - Department of International History)

Framing the League of Nations - Cartoons as a prism for perceptions of international politics and organizations

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Paul Reef (MA Student - Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen)

Multiple Internationalisms at the League of Nations Secretariat, 1933-1940

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Marco Moraes (PhD Student - University of Oxford)

 

Bandung Revisited: from Rural Hygiene to Primary Health Care

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Niels Brimnes (Associate Professor - Aarhus University)

Beyond the formula of the age of reason: experts, social sciences, and the phonic public in international politics

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Tomoko Akami (Associate Professor - The Australian National University)

The Dot-Connector: How the League of Nations Incidentally gave Birth to Neoliberalism

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Hagen Schulz-Forberg (Associate Professor - Aarhus University)

 

Edvard Hambro and the academic networks of international politics

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Haakon A. Ikonomou (postdoc - Aarhus University)

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