Journal of Modern European History 14 (2016), 2

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Journal of Modern European History 14 (2016), 2
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The Imperial Cloud

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München 2016: C.H. Beck Verlag
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vierteljährlich
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ISSN 1611-8944
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144
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Jörg Später
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Historisches Seminar der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im Breisgau
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Redaktion Journal of Modern European History
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United Kingdom
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London
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Schriftleitung: Christina von Hodenberg, Alexander Nützenadel, Joachim von Puttkamer, Milos Reznik
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Später, Jörg

Fuelled by the recent turn towards global history, a growing body of historians has started to describe European expansion in the nineteenth and twentieth century as a shared colonial project characterised by common basic assumptions, patterns of thought and techniques. But historians have hardly asked how interimperial commonalities came into being. Besides referring to transimperial processes of transfer, which led to the harmonisation of patterns of thought and practices, some historians have pointed to the possibility of a common reservoir of knowledge that all imperial powers could access. How such an “imperial cloud” might have emerged and functioned is the topic of this special issue.

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The Imperial Cloud
Edited by Christoph Kamissek / Jonas Kreienbaum

Christoph Kamissek: Russo-Prussian Military Expeditions to the Caucasus

Frank Schumacher: The United States and Colonialism

D. Lerp: Settlement Policies within the German Empire

Aidan Forth / Jonas Kreienbaum: Concentration Camps in the British, Spanish, American and German Empires

Kristin Meißner: Oyatoi in Meiji Japan

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Jörn Leonhard: How to Write Modern European History Today?

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