Global Publics
Their Power and Their Limits, 1870-1990
Herausgeber: Huber, Valeska; Osterhammel, Jürgen
Global Publics
Their Power and Their Limits, 1870-1990
Herausgeber: Huber, Valeska; Osterhammel, Jürgen
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The first historical exploration of global publics, the volume describes the development of global publics from the late nineteenth-century communication revolution to the pre-digital era. It provides geographically wide-ranging case studies that explore global publics in such diverse fields as sports, film, theatre, drug control and human rights.
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The first historical exploration of global publics, the volume describes the development of global publics from the late nineteenth-century communication revolution to the pre-digital era. It provides geographically wide-ranging case studies that explore global publics in such diverse fields as sports, film, theatre, drug control and human rights.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 423
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 140mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9780198865773
- ISBN-10: 0198865775
- Artikelnr.: 59083448
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 423
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 221mm x 140mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 617g
- ISBN-13: 9780198865773
- ISBN-10: 0198865775
- Artikelnr.: 59083448
Valeska Huber is Head of the Emmy Noether Research Group Reaching the People: Communication and Global Orders in the Twentieth Century. She teaches Global History at the Free University Berlin. Jürgen Osterhammel is Emeritus Professor of History at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies.
* 1: Valeska Huber and Jürgen Osterhammel: Introduction: Global Publics
* Part I: Staging Global Publics
* 2: Simone M. Müller: Media Tycoons and their Global Public: The Case
of Gordon Bennett and the New York Herald
* 3: Christopher B. Balme: 'The Local Life of the World': Theatre
Publics in the Age of Empire
* 4: Gordon M. Winder: Reaching the Global Public: Going International
in a Difficult Market for Film, 1935-1936
* 5: Su Lin Lewis: Asian Women and Global Publics: Interaction,
Information, and the City, c.1900-1940
* Part II: Mobilizing Global Publics
* 6: Sophie-Jung H. Kim: An International Event and its Multiple Global
Publics: The Parliament of the World's Religions (Chicago, 1893) and
Vivekananda
* 7: Steffen Rimner: From the Leak to the League: The Japanese Drug
Trade, Global Public Opinion, and Accountability, 1915-1919
* 8: Xu Guoqi: Re-Imaging China through Sport's Global Public
* 9: Robert Brier: The Court of World Opinion: Eastern Europe and Latin
America in the Late Modern Global Public of Human Rights
* 10: Andrea Rehling: UNESCO World Heritage and Global Publics between
'Mankind', Global Minds, and World Opinion
* Part III: Conceptualizing Global Publics
* 11: Heidi J. S. Tworek: Digital History and Global Publics
* 12: Tobias Werron: Global Publics as Catalysts of Global Competition:
A Sociological View
* 13: Aleida Assmann: Global Publics: Remembering and Forgetting
* Notes on Contributors
* Index
* Part I: Staging Global Publics
* 2: Simone M. Müller: Media Tycoons and their Global Public: The Case
of Gordon Bennett and the New York Herald
* 3: Christopher B. Balme: 'The Local Life of the World': Theatre
Publics in the Age of Empire
* 4: Gordon M. Winder: Reaching the Global Public: Going International
in a Difficult Market for Film, 1935-1936
* 5: Su Lin Lewis: Asian Women and Global Publics: Interaction,
Information, and the City, c.1900-1940
* Part II: Mobilizing Global Publics
* 6: Sophie-Jung H. Kim: An International Event and its Multiple Global
Publics: The Parliament of the World's Religions (Chicago, 1893) and
Vivekananda
* 7: Steffen Rimner: From the Leak to the League: The Japanese Drug
Trade, Global Public Opinion, and Accountability, 1915-1919
* 8: Xu Guoqi: Re-Imaging China through Sport's Global Public
* 9: Robert Brier: The Court of World Opinion: Eastern Europe and Latin
America in the Late Modern Global Public of Human Rights
* 10: Andrea Rehling: UNESCO World Heritage and Global Publics between
'Mankind', Global Minds, and World Opinion
* Part III: Conceptualizing Global Publics
* 11: Heidi J. S. Tworek: Digital History and Global Publics
* 12: Tobias Werron: Global Publics as Catalysts of Global Competition:
A Sociological View
* 13: Aleida Assmann: Global Publics: Remembering and Forgetting
* Notes on Contributors
* Index
* 1: Valeska Huber and Jürgen Osterhammel: Introduction: Global Publics
* Part I: Staging Global Publics
* 2: Simone M. Müller: Media Tycoons and their Global Public: The Case
of Gordon Bennett and the New York Herald
* 3: Christopher B. Balme: 'The Local Life of the World': Theatre
Publics in the Age of Empire
* 4: Gordon M. Winder: Reaching the Global Public: Going International
in a Difficult Market for Film, 1935-1936
* 5: Su Lin Lewis: Asian Women and Global Publics: Interaction,
Information, and the City, c.1900-1940
* Part II: Mobilizing Global Publics
* 6: Sophie-Jung H. Kim: An International Event and its Multiple Global
Publics: The Parliament of the World's Religions (Chicago, 1893) and
Vivekananda
* 7: Steffen Rimner: From the Leak to the League: The Japanese Drug
Trade, Global Public Opinion, and Accountability, 1915-1919
* 8: Xu Guoqi: Re-Imaging China through Sport's Global Public
* 9: Robert Brier: The Court of World Opinion: Eastern Europe and Latin
America in the Late Modern Global Public of Human Rights
* 10: Andrea Rehling: UNESCO World Heritage and Global Publics between
'Mankind', Global Minds, and World Opinion
* Part III: Conceptualizing Global Publics
* 11: Heidi J. S. Tworek: Digital History and Global Publics
* 12: Tobias Werron: Global Publics as Catalysts of Global Competition:
A Sociological View
* 13: Aleida Assmann: Global Publics: Remembering and Forgetting
* Notes on Contributors
* Index
* Part I: Staging Global Publics
* 2: Simone M. Müller: Media Tycoons and their Global Public: The Case
of Gordon Bennett and the New York Herald
* 3: Christopher B. Balme: 'The Local Life of the World': Theatre
Publics in the Age of Empire
* 4: Gordon M. Winder: Reaching the Global Public: Going International
in a Difficult Market for Film, 1935-1936
* 5: Su Lin Lewis: Asian Women and Global Publics: Interaction,
Information, and the City, c.1900-1940
* Part II: Mobilizing Global Publics
* 6: Sophie-Jung H. Kim: An International Event and its Multiple Global
Publics: The Parliament of the World's Religions (Chicago, 1893) and
Vivekananda
* 7: Steffen Rimner: From the Leak to the League: The Japanese Drug
Trade, Global Public Opinion, and Accountability, 1915-1919
* 8: Xu Guoqi: Re-Imaging China through Sport's Global Public
* 9: Robert Brier: The Court of World Opinion: Eastern Europe and Latin
America in the Late Modern Global Public of Human Rights
* 10: Andrea Rehling: UNESCO World Heritage and Global Publics between
'Mankind', Global Minds, and World Opinion
* Part III: Conceptualizing Global Publics
* 11: Heidi J. S. Tworek: Digital History and Global Publics
* 12: Tobias Werron: Global Publics as Catalysts of Global Competition:
A Sociological View
* 13: Aleida Assmann: Global Publics: Remembering and Forgetting
* Notes on Contributors
* Index