Re-mapping centre and periphery : asymmetrical encounters in European and global contexts / edited by Tessa Hauswedell, Axel Körner and Ulrich Tiedau.
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Table of Contents:
- Space and asymmetric difference in historical perspective : an introduction / Alex Körner
- Rethinking centre and periphery in historical analysis : land-based modernization as an alternative model from the peripheries / Marta Petrusewicz
- Europe and the concept of the margin / Jan Ifverson
- After identity : mentalities, European asymmetries and the digital turn / Joris van Eijnatten
- From the Baltic to the Pacific : trade, shipping and exploration on the shores of the Russian Empire / Michael North
- Republics of knowledge : interpreting the world from Latin America / Nicola Miller
- From Manchester and Lille to the world : nineteenth-century provincial cities conceptualize their place in the global order / Harry Stopes
- Turning constitutional history upside down : the 1820s revolutions in the Mediterranean / Jens Späth
- The cosmopolitan morphology of the national discourse : Italy as a European centre of intellectual modernity / Alessandro de Arcangelis
- 'The greatest city the world has ever seen' : London's imperial and European contexts in British public debates, 1870-1900 / Tessa Hauswedell
- Mediating hybrids : consumption and transnationality / Hermione Giffard
- Re-mapping centre and periphery : concluding thoughts / Ulrich Tiedau.