Titlebook: Cosmopolitanism in Conflict; Imperial Encounters Dina Gusejnova Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Seven Years

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Transnational and Cosmopolitan Aspects of Eighteenth-Century European Wars see the armed struggles of the time as embodying cosmopolitan features. The chapter first considers the ends for which wars were fought, or at least the ways in which they were legitimized by governments. It then turns to the means. Four areas are examined: first, the alliance systems that brought

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After the Napoleonic Wars: Reading , in the Russian Empiresments of this new order itself, as it was finally implemented in the wake of the Congress of Vienna, vary markedly, but it is generally believed that the post-war system was the fruit of interactions between several participants who represented Europe’s old regimes in an age of revolution. The Holy

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Modern Muslim Cosmopolitanism Between the Logics of Race and Empire8. The experience of Muslim cosmopolitanism in modern times are often seen in terms of an inevitable process of clash and separation with requirements of faith and national identities. Nationalism in Muslim societies from Turkey to Pakistan was seen as a tragic end to the earlier forms of cosmopolit

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The BBC’s Corporate Cosmopolitanism: The Diasporic Voice Between Empire and Cold Warn, imperial and diasporic intellectuals interacted on the radio in a period of intensive collaboration which began with the Second World War and continued into the Cold War era. In this period, intellectuals and broadcasters? such as George Orwell and Zulfaqar Ali Bokhari? became ‘cosmopolitan broke

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Brest-Litovsk as a Site of Historical Disorientationh Berlin’s intellectual biography as a basis, Gusejnova examines his disenchantment with the ideas of Immanuel Kant alongside his alienation from the more recent historical experience of the Eastern European Jews. Berlin argued that modern liberalism needed a ‘negative’ conceptualisation, which he c

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The Languages of Caucasian Cosmopolitanism: Twentieth-Century Baku at the Crossroads the centre of attention is a novel by Kurban Said, the pen name of the Jewish author Leo Nussimbaum, whose novel . (1937), written in exile in Austria, depicted a multinational Baku torn along ethnic and religious lines during the civil war of 1917–1920. A love story between a Shia Muslim male, an

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