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Articles pp 265–293 Transnational Projects of Empire in France, c.1815–c.1870 david todd pp 295–323 Alfred Fouillee´ between Science and Spiritualism larry s. mcgrath pp 325–352 Historicism, Socialism and Liberalism after the Defeat: on the Political Thought of Yasin Al-Hafiz samer frangie pp 353–381 Geopolitics and Empire: Visions of Regional World Order in the 1940s or rosenboim pp 383–415 Photographic Diplomacy in the Postwar World: UNESCO and the Conception of Photography as a Universal Language, 1946–1956 tom allbeson

Essay pp 417–442 Fearful Symmetry: The Unhistorical Self of Whiteness Studies neal dolan

Review Essays pp 443–451 The Early Modern Machine: Divine, Sentimental, Romantic jessica riskin pp 453–473 Berkeley, Ireland and Eighteenth-Century Intellectual History james livesey pp 475–484 The Cannibalized Career of Liberalism in Colonial India neilesh bose pp 485–496 Culture, Psyche and State Power andrew zimmerman pp 497–509 The Order of Things: Sympathies and Collaborations in 1930s France and the Vichy Regime annalisa zox-weaver pp 511–521 Civil Disobedience, Politics and Violence richard h. king

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